invisible monsters
10-10-01 | 06:53 AM
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who read invisible monsters by chuck palahniuk and what did you think of it?
i really liked it. sorta like a female version of fight club (in the self-destructive sense). i'm gonna read survivor next i guess, then choke once it goes into paperback.
i heard he's making a horror book trilogy called lullbay also, due out in 2002. and invisible monsters might become a movie. survivor already is set to become a movie. chuck sure is a busy person.
i really liked it. sorta like a female version of fight club (in the self-destructive sense). i'm gonna read survivor next i guess, then choke once it goes into paperback.
i heard he's making a horror book trilogy called lullbay also, due out in 2002. and invisible monsters might become a movie. survivor already is set to become a movie. chuck sure is a busy person.
10-10-01 | 08:38 AM
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Lullaby is already done and waiting to be published. It'll be out in Sept 2002.
the movies of survivor aren't definate, nor is Invisible monsters the movie... but we can hope.
but if it is...how about Guy Pearce as Seth
the movies of survivor aren't definate, nor is Invisible monsters the movie... but we can hope.
but if it is...how about Guy Pearce as Seth
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10-11-01 | 08:01 PM
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All his books are great. I really enjoyed Invisible Monsters. Don't hold off on Choke until it's paperback (it could be a while). Get yourself the nice hardback.
10-12-01 | 06:32 AM
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According to Chuck Palahniuk.net
Chuck has already stated his plans for his next novel which will not be keeping with his proposed "horror trilogy." Chuck told me recently on the phone that it's much better than that. So good that he wants to keep it as a surprise before he begins penning it.
Check out the site, excellent resource on everything Chuck.
Chuck has already stated his plans for his next novel which will not be keeping with his proposed "horror trilogy." Chuck told me recently on the phone that it's much better than that. So good that he wants to keep it as a surprise before he begins penning it.
