An insomniac office worker and a soap salesman called Tyler Durden start a bare-knuckle club in a basement, and it does not stay in the basement.
Chuck Palahniuk writes in short, hammering sentences built on repeated refrains, and the satire aims squarely at consumer identity, corporate work and a particular strain of male frustration. The story escalates from private violence into organised disruption, while the narrator's grip on his own account loosens steadily. This RHUK paperback runs to 224 pages.
How it reads:
• Clipped, repetitive prose built on recurring refrains
• Satire directed at consumerism and office life
• An unreliable narrator whose account shifts under the reader
• A short 224-page RHUK paperback
Intended for adult readers of transgressive and satirical fiction, published by RHUK and available at Boipoka.
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