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Topic: Chuck Palahniuk

stilllovinghim
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Posted: 1:40 AM, January 13th (Friday), 2012

Just started Choke. I read Diary I while ago and Haunted broke my "cherry"... I could reread Haunted everyday for the rest of my life.

I still want to read Invisible Monsters, Damned and Snuff. I'm kinda afraid to read Lullaby. Anyone read it? Was it about kids dying because if it is, I'll pass.

Any other suggestions by Palahniuk or something similar? I know I didn't list all his books, those are just the ones I currently have been wanting to read.

“You have a choice. Live or die.Every breath is a choice. Every minute is a choice. Every time you don't throw yourself down the stairs, that's a choice. Every time you don't crash your car, you re-enlist.”
― Chuck Palahniuk, Survivor

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Hope24
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Posted: 3:50 PM, January 14th (Saturday), 2012

You haven't read Fight Club?

She packed up her potential and all she had learned and headed out to change a few things.

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FatherofFour
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Posted: 4:48 PM, January 14th (Saturday), 2012

Chuck has some dogs in his canon. Snuff was terrible. Damned was pretty good.

But if you have not read Fight Club, it is by far his best work.

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MsScarlettOHara
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Posted: 8:16 PM, January 14th (Saturday), 2012

I love Fight Club. I loathe Lullaby.

Me - BS
Him - xWS
Married 6 years, together 10 years
D-Day: 9/23/2010, PA & EA. False R.
D-Day #2: 12/2/11 never stopped talking to OW, + 2 more OW
Status: Divorce docs signed 1/9/12, finalized 2/7/12.
Took a divorce to get remorse, ugh.

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stilllovinghim
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Posted: 11:16 PM, January 14th (Saturday), 2012

You haven't read Fight Club?

I know, I know...
I've been hesitant to because I saw the movie and sometimes watching the movie first mars the book.

[This message edited by stilllovinghim at 11:16 PM, January 14th (Saturday)]

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circe
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Posted: 5:04 AM, January 15th (Sunday), 2012

I didn't love Fight Club, and actually it was his only book that I kept forgetting I was reading and then rediscovering later and trying to read again.

I DID love Survivor! I thought this was by far the better story!

Everything I ever let go of has claw marks on it -- Infinite Jest

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Hope24
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Posted: 5:48 AM, January 15th (Sunday), 2012

I saw the movie Fight Club prior to reading the book and wasn't disappointed. It's one of the better adaptations I've seen. Obviously, the ending is ruined, but there are many nuances to the story that weren't in the movie.

Choke and Diary are sitting on my bookshelf waiting to be read.

She packed up her potential and all she had learned and headed out to change a few things.

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