Jonathan P. Eburne

Jonathan P. Eburne teaches Comparative Literature and English at Penn State University. He is the author of Surrealism and the Art of Crime (Cornell UP, 2008), among other essays and edited volumes; he is founding co-editor of ASAP-Journal, the new scholarly journal of ASAP: the Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present. His longer essay on David Lynch's art, entitled "Fish Kit," is forthcoming next year in a volume called The Year's Work in the Oddball Archive (2015). He lives and works in central Pennsylvania.

Articles

He Has His Tools and Chemicals: A David Lynch Retrospective
The key to understanding David Lynch’s Twin Peaks can be found in his early work as a visual artist, all of which is on display in his current retrospective “David Lynch: The Unified Field.”...
Jonathan P. EburneOct 8, 2014
A Pleasure to Burn
“I wanted to build a bookstore. The goal was simple: to found a cooperative; to think small. That way, we thought, nobody would get hurt. But someone did.”...
Jonathan P. EburneApr 30, 2014

Jonathan P. Eburne

Articles

He Has His Tools and Chemicals: A David Lynch Retrospective

A Pleasure to Burn