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Slowly reading the Twin Peaks book and I had absolutely no idea of the way Meriwether Lewis died. Obviously a lot of that isn't real, but then I looked on Wikipedia and it wasn't as fictional as I thought. I guess you can't say Twin Peaks doesn't teach you anything. 

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Buy the Kindle of the oral history too - Reflections. It's great.

 

The Secret History is great and threads a lot of real history in with the fiction. It also has its share of continuity lapses on some of the supporting cast's backstory (Ed, Nadine, etc). Supposedly these gaffes were intentional to illustrate the problems of subjective history, but who knows. Other characters, like Andrew or Josie Packard, get their backstories heavily fleshed out.

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