Review
"Some of his best work is here. . . . When it's on, it's on, and it could be Palahniuk's most ambitious novel to date, certainly the most ambitious since Fight Club." -"The Washington Post Book World"
"Madly inventive. . . . It simply, exuberantly, escapes literary categorization." --"Los Angeles Times
""Palahniuk's pacing is impeccable. . . . He draws from a strange palette of worldly nihilism and supernatural conspiracy to paint a compelling portrait of the artist as an unwitting conduit of evil." "--The Boston Globe"
"Palahniuk is a bracingly toxic purveyor of dread and mounting horror. He makes nihilism fun." -"Vanity Fair"
"To read a Chuck Palahniuk novel means being shocked, enlightened, disturbed, buoyed, horrified, delighted and perplexed-sometimes on a single page." --"Pittsburgh Tribune Review
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"Palahniuk delightfully pushes Diary into the ludicrous, but his restless intelligence coheres plotwise, and as always he makes his ideas "move." . .
"Madly inventive. . . . It simply, exuberantly, escapes literary categorization." --"Los Angeles Times
""Palahniuk's pacing is impeccable. . . . He draws from a strange palette of worldly nihilism and supernatural conspiracy to paint a compelling portrait of the artist as an unwitting conduit of evil." "--The Boston Globe"
"Palahniuk is a bracingly toxic purveyor of dread and mounting horror. He makes nihilism fun." -"Vanity Fair"
"To read a Chuck Palahniuk novel means being shocked, enlightened, disturbed, buoyed, horrified, delighted and perplexed-sometimes on a single page." --"Pittsburgh Tribune Review
"
"Palahniuk delightfully pushes Diary into the ludicrous, but his restless intelligence coheres plotwise, and as always he makes his ideas "move." . .
Book Description
The bestselling author of Lullaby and Choke continues his twenty-first century reinvention of the horror novel in this homage to Rosemary's Baby.
