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  • The second of Palahniuk's books that I ever read, following Fight Club. A sharply witty look at the motives of human kindness and our deepest, darkest sexual desires. Also allowed me to win a forty-dollar bet by including the author's line about John Dillinger's "12-inch-monster" in my term paper ab ... Continue

    The second of Palahniuk's books that I ever read, following Fight Club. A sharply witty look at the motives of human kindness and our deepest, darkest sexual desires. Also allowed me to win a forty-dollar bet by including the author's line about John Dillinger's "12-inch-monster" in my term paper about the 1930's criminal icon.

    

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• ― Chezmerelda said on Aug 12, 2007 about the Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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  • I was very disappointed with this book. I thought the dialog was horrible, and the ending was even worse. I think he threw in too many twists to try and make it interesting, but actually ruined the story.

    

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• ― Mandi Mae said on Jan 15, 2008 about the Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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  • why is this man considered a writer? fight club was one thing, but did anyone even edit this?

    

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• ― Amanda Arden said on Sep 20, 2007 about the Paperback edition| Add your feedback

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