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S'està carregant… Club de lluita (1996)de Chuck Palahniuk
  
» 31 més 20th Century Literature (358) 1990s (28) Books Read in 2015 (1,701) Books Read in 2020 (3,279) First Novels (41) Existentialism (18) Metafiction (70) Books I've Read (15) Books Read in 2003 (44) Books tagged favorites (292) Books on my Kindle (160) Best Satire (89) Unreliable Narrators (44) Page Turners (176) Biggest Disappointments (438) Unread books (897) No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra. Palahniuk does another stunningly good job, with a story that knocks the air out of you. His descriptions are breathtakingly graphic, but his storytelling is great, and his pacing is also excellent. I am not sure I would have been able to follow this without having seen the movie; it is very possible, but I am not sure. It is definitely a more gritty take on the story. It has all the texture of originality, and is the better of what I have read of Palahniuk's books. (  ) et.carole | Jan 21, 2022 |  WHHHOOOOOOOOO-YEAHH! (  ) FinallyJones | Nov 17, 2021 | You are not how much money you've got in the bank You are not your job You are not your family And you are not who you tell yourself! You are not your name You are not your problems You are not your age You are not your hopes Tyler's words coming out of my mouth. I could try, but I would never be able to write a satisfactory review, and besides, a review would break the first and second rules of Fight Club. I'm just glad there is the movie. The movie really helped me experience the book more visually in my head, had I not seen the characters and the Paper St. house in the movie, I don't know how my experience of the book would be, maybe better, maybe worse. ( ) mdibaiee | Sep 23, 2021 | 2.5 stars ( ) _Marcia_94_ | Sep 21, 2021 | I read this Palahniuk novel after already having read a bunch of other ones. There have not been many novels in which we learn more about the author than main characer. I will never understand Palahniuk's fascination, better yet obsession, with bodily functions. For a while I thought it was just a plot mechanism he frequently uses but after seeing talks and interviews I have to conceded that this man is permanently occupied with all the substances the body consumes and produces. Many people have written about how Fight Club is a manifesto against male fragility or other such social topics. I now think it's just an expression of Palahniuk's fascination with the male body. At the same time I think I'm done with this author, I'm just tired of being permanently grossed out. There is one thing I've not been able to figure out regarding this author's motivations. When you've read a number of his books you feel you have to come to the conclusion that Palahniuk is mainly using shock value to get you to read his books. I sometimes think that but this is a rare case where I don't think that's what's going on here. The author seems to be singularly writing to get thoughts and feelings out of his system. Many time's I've wanted to ask if it has helped. (  ) TheCriticalTimes | Sep 19, 2021 |
 A volatile, brilliantly creepy satire filled with esoteric tips for causing destruction, Fight Club marks Chuck Palahniuk's debut as a novelist. Ever wonder how to pollute a plumbing system with red dye, or inject an ATM machine with axle grease or vanilla pudding? Along with instructions for executing such quirky acts of urban terrorism, Fight Club offers diabolically sharp and funny writing. This brilliant bit of nihilism succeeds where so many self-described transgressive novels do not: It's dangerous because it's so compelling. Every generation frightens and unnerves its parents, and Palahniuk's first novel is gen X's most articulate assault yet on baby-boomer sensibilities. This is a dark and disturbing book that dials directly into youthful angst and will likely horrify the parents of teens and twentysomethings. It's also a powerful, and possibly brilliant, first novel. Caustic, outrageous, bleakly funny, violent and always unsettling, Palahniuk's utterly original creation will make even the most jaded reader sit up and take notice.
The rise of a terrorist organization, led by a waiter who enjoys spitting in people's soup. He starts a fighting club, where men bash each other, and the club quickly gains in popularity. It becomes the springboard for a movement devoted to destruction for destruction's sake. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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