A brilliantly dangerous novel

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	• Fight Club: A Novel Chuck Palahniuk W. W. Norton, 2005 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 639 reviews view larger image
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A brilliantly dangerous novel

Fight Club is one of those life-changing books that seem to come along once in a generation. It is a symbolic postmodern parable about the disconnection from our true selves that occurs due to the loss of our own individual power to shape the world. The book condemns our world and ourselves as much as it attempts to liberate us. Incredibly Nietzschean, Fight Club is more about our internal fight with spiritual desolation than about the fights that we have with each other. A must read.

I am Jack's Review

Fight Club is a novel not quit like any other I've ever read. Reading it actually makes you think about the crap you base your life around. Trusty me, this is a book every one should read.

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Awesome!

The movie, amazing;
the book, a masterpiece;
after reading the book, you see what the movie was trying to do,
granted i think the movie did a good job, but the book was amazing, there's so much more detail, it has more of the love story element that the movie left out, it's has so much more of a grunge feel and it really makes you think;
it ends differently than the movie, and i'm not sure which ending i like better, but i love them both.

if you're a Chuck fan or a Fight Club fan, get this book.
s'all i have to say

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classic

classic book. needs to be read. gives you a very good view of the world today. has a philosophical tone to it. very funny, very good

Groundbreaking

Fight Club is an amazing book. It's very short and easy to read-- actually, I don't think you "read" Fight Club. I think you.. inhale it. If that makes any sense. Combine Nietzsche with designer drugs (a lot of designer drugs), and you have Fight Club. Reading it is an incredible experience; you feel as if you're part of something bigger than yourself, something revolutionary. After reading it, you just might feel the urge to go out and buy yourself all of the required items, and then try to locate the house on Paper Street so you can join Tyler's army.

Go. Read it, and you too can be a part of the Revolution.

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