Books

Hello, I have never had the opportunity to read any of his works, but recently came across plot summaries for all of Palahniuk's books and am fascinated by them all. Money is tight and I can really only afford one book at the moment. I have seen the movie Fight Club, so I will probably not choose it first. If you would be so kind as to let me know what your favorite work is and why (nothing specific, just a vague reason; good plot twist, crazy ending, unforgettable character, etc.) I would be greatly appreciative as it would really help me decide where a good place to start off might be.

there is a quote about parents in one of his books (i think either Choke or lullaby), that talks about how parents can break their children.

can anyone send me this quote with the page number that its on?

thanks!!

That is my research topic. Right now I am searching the internet for any books that I can read to learn about it. I was wondering, if you guys know of any books that pertain to that topic, if you would tell me? It would be greatly appreciated. :)

I've found a couple already, but if you guys name better ones then I'll go with those.

Hello all,

I have run out of my fictional chuck books. Looking for similar content. Any suggestions?

The Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe

What does everyone think?

http://www.amazon.com/Pygmy-Chuck-Palahniuk/dp/0385526342/ref=sr_1_1?ie=...

OK so here are my tops, not in any particular order ----

The Gunslinger, or Rolland for the 'Dark Tower' fans (Stephen King)
Odd Thomas, definitely (Dean Koontz)
Hannibal Lecter :) (Thomas Harris)
Sal Paradise, hell yeah (Jack Kerouac
and even the Mad Hatter from Lewis Carrolls teaparty

What you guys think?

Does any one know why Chuck Palahniuk always mentions some location in Montana in all of his books. I'm from Montana and I've always wondered about this.

How can I get my hands on this? Please?!?!?

Is there anyway to get book sales numbers on CP's books? He has so many great ones, I'm curious to see the $$ comparisons to how I rank them. This data seems to be pretty difficult to find online, so I thought I would ask the true experts :)