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Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk

Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

An ambitious ‘novel of stories’ from Chuck Palahniuk, the American author of novels like Fight Club, Diary, and Choke.

Diary – a novel – Chuck Palahniuk

Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

A new novel from Chuck Palahniuk, author of Fight Club, Lullaby, and Choke. The coma diary of Misty Marie Kleinman.

Stories – edited by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

The American Academic Cass R. Sunstein has an interesting argument in his book Republic.com.2.0 Revenge of the Blogs, that the abundance of information, choice, and social networking available on the internet ultimately leads to a more restricted closed culture. For a well functioning system of free expression, Sunstein argues, there are certain requirements that go [...]

The Acid House by Irvine Welsh

Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

Frank O’Connor, one of the masters of the form, was repeatedly asked what differentiated a short story from a novel or novella, and over the course of his career he come up with some interesting answers. For example, interviewed by the Paris Review he suggested that one of the crucial dividing lines was not length, [...]

John Wray, author of Lowboy, in interview

Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

For many readers, particularly outside the United States, John Wray’s name will be a new one, despite the fact that this 37 year old Brooklyn-based writer has already published two critically acclaimed novels, The Right Hand of Sleep, and Canaan’s Tongue, has won a Whiting Writers’ Award, and in 2007 was chosen by Granta for [...]

Those burnt tongue moments – Chuck Palahniuk in interview

Sunday, May 1st, 2005

“Words are the first step we take to turn intentions into reality”, declares American author Chuck Palahniuk. “All our vows, – he explains, – and declarations and signatures: Words. And ceremonies where we speak words (pledges and promises) in front of our peers. Again, that’s how human beings develop their dreams into a physical reality”. [...]