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What Members Thought
Wow, what a twisted story. This is the kind of book where I should start feeling uncomfortable over the fact that I like it. I should ask for help and psychiatric treatment. I should mention this in confessional. I should wash my brain out with bleach...or perhaps some Paper Street Soap. (Nice contrast there, in the book.)
Anyway, the story is astonishingly coherent for how often it jumps around and ends up repeating itself. We follow the protagonist through several, um, unique experiences, the p ...more
Anyway, the story is astonishingly coherent for how often it jumps around and ends up repeating itself. We follow the protagonist through several, um, unique experiences, the p ...more
Well written violence - not my usual genre but I am glad I read it. I am looking forward to seeing the movie again. I am also grateful I have never been punched in the face, much less night after night voluntarily.
I really enjoy Palahniuk's style, but I hate trying to pronounce his name correctly.
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I liked it.
Nov 29, 2007
Grace
marked it as to-read
Dec 16, 2007
Nicole Oswald
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Ching-In
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Leslie Jones
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