New Program from David Lynch and Mark Frost is Visually Rich.

One of Canada's best-known writers Mordecai Richler. He's a novelist, journalist and screenwriter. His novels include, "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," and "Solomon Gursky Was Here." His new book about Quebec's language-obsessed separatist movement is "Oh Canada! Oh Quebec! Requiem for a Divided Country," (by Alfred A. Knopf). In October a referendum will be voted on in Quebec which could create a separate, French-speaking nation.

Publisher and Editor of "Le Devoir," Lise Bissonnette. The paper is the province's most influential French-language newspaper. (Richler says in his book that the paper has told readers to avoid Jewish shopkeepers who have "cheating and corruption in their bloodstream.")

Founder of the Eating Disorders Clinic at Yale University, Dr. Judith Rodin. She's written a new book about the distorted body images that many women have of themselves, "Body Traps: Breaking the Binds that Keep You From Feeling Good About Your Body," (William Morrow & Co.).