John Vincent Dolan is a talented young forger who in the face of his impending institutionalization, must reinvent himself to escape the legal and mental health authorities and to save himself from a life of incarceration.
Chuck Palahniuk
Carl is a reporter investigating Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. The cause; an old African culling song.
Time travelling kids and complex plots, it can only be the oral history of Buster Casey.
Suicide cults, Precognitive dreams and God complexes – It can only be Chuck Palahniuk’s Survivor.
Off-the-wall characters and obscene plot scenarios you know exactly what you’re getting. As long as you don’t go into this one with too serious a mindset then I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
Despite criticisms, I will praise Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk. Its views on pornography, a taboo subject that is often overlooked, are wildly transgressive. Its exaggerated tones and full-on grotesque scenarios do raise questions about adult stars, and who they are behind the camera.
Ever noticed the themes running through Fight Club – the book? Ever wondered what they might mean? In this review of Chuck Palahniuk’s first book, I’ll review these key premises and show you why there is more below the surface of fighting and anarchism.