Tania B’s last login was Sunday, October 5 2008.
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I did read Survivor, although I have to say it was one of my least favorites :\ I really liked Invisible Monsters as well as Choke and of course Fight Club. (And I love Marla...) I haven't read much of his newer stuff, I more or less stopped after Diary because I really disliked it. And I've been tearing through a lot of different authors, like Terry Pratchett and Haruki Murakami.What did you think of American Psycho ?
Love your icon of Marla!
Good to hear from you again. I have not yet acquired Rant, but I do plan to read it. Good to know it is not strict narrative before jumping into it. I have not read any Easton Ellis, but I have always been curious. It sounds like I should probably start with American Psycho. I too love that movie. I have heard that some of the books crossover (like Rules of Attraction has one or tow of the characters from American Psycho). I like that sort of world building in an author's work.
Have not seen you active in awhile. I just started Lullaby and so far I love it. Something about this narrator's tone feels more like Fight Club than the others I have read.
Took awhile, but I finished Invisible Monsters, and I also found it hilarious especially when her parents went off about anything related to their son's homosexuality.Let me know what you think of Brett Easton Ellis' writing style once you have read him. I love the movies based on his books, but I have never read him.
lol, yes, it means you're in...I just sent you your invite, you can go to your homepage to accept it...
Well I did watch the movie this week-end and realy enjoyed it now, I can't wait to sink my teeth into the book... as soon transit gets it to the library.Love your pic :)
yeah just joined, love books more than films so it seemed logical lolNice to see a familiar face too :D
100 pages into Invisible Monsters I like the characters a lot but the story has not yet come together for me. It is more fun than Choke though. Right now it feels like "On The Road" meets the movie "Clueless".
You are correct about which three Palahniuks I have read (and I read A Walk In Portland). I was trying to read the novels in publication order. I plan to jump back in soon with Invisible Monsters and now you have given me hope that it will be better than Choke.
Great to meet another Chuck/Fight Club addict. Choke kinda took the wind out of my Palahniuk reading sails for now, I did not love it like I did Fight Club and Survivor.
