Well, Palahniuk has another novel in which he applauds blind-fans, dumbfounded newcomers, and disaffected moderate patients. Pygmy is the story of a pre-teen spy sent to the US as an exchange student in an attempt to commit an act of terror. The writing style is very broken English that never improves and so sometimes it […]
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I’d like to start Palahniuk’s book Survivor with Chuck Palahniuk’s writing, “Would eternal happiness in the Garden of Eden be so boring that eating an apple is justified?” Chuck Palahniuk is an amazing author who made his best-known book Fight Club into a cult classic in 1999 with Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. The first […]
When June rolls around again each year, it tends to make me think about the value of my own education. This is represented by those three pieces of paper that hang on the wall just above my toilet, and are barely worth the fancy parchment paper tghat they are printed on, let alone the price […]
Should you read Chuck Palaniuk’s books? Perhaps. Read the proverbs below, whether his books are for you or not. Read Chuck Palahniuk if: Fight against the enemy in The Boy You Loved I would like you to write a comic puzzle Likes to be disturbed (or not easily disturbed) You delight in scheming, scheming, and […]
Formatted like actual entries in a diary, Chuck Palahniuk’s novel “Diary” is organized not by chapters but by dates and occasional references to the lunar cycle. By organizing his novel in this way he exposes a collision between concepts of time that are still debatable today. Before diving into philosophies of time, let’s begin with […]