- Published: 2 June 2008
- ISBN: 9780099499367
- Imprint: Vintage
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 336
- RRP: $26.99
Rant
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- Published: 2 June 2008
- ISBN: 9780099499367
- Imprint: Vintage
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 336
- RRP: $26.99
There is no question that Palahnuik is an important writer with a huge popular following... I'm glad he continues to bring us these American visions of Hell, each one more disturbing than the last
Matt Thorne, Independent on Sunday
Rant is fast and true...and so funny that your facial muscles soon tire
Guardian
A twisted paranoid version of our world... so even if the suspicion sometimes lingers that Palahniuk is like a hip uncle tring to impress the kids with his capacities fo taboo-breaking and imaginative riffs, he still presents something that we all yearn for
Financial Times
As silly and brilliant as the others
Russell Smith, xyyz.ca
Ever since Fight Club...Chuck Palahniuk has enjoyed a reputation as a down-dirty, cultish kind of writer with his finger on the pulse
Daily Telegraph
Chuck Palahniuk puts out books the way The Beatles and The Stones used to release records - nearly every year, with precision and artistry
Metro Times
This is a wonderful book and the author is never short of wonderful ideas - they fizz from every page. Palahniuk's world might be a freak-show, but it's one that makes a disturbing amount of sense
Daily Telegraph
[Chuck Palahniuk]'s a writer of remarkable talent, willing to look unflinchingly at despairing lives and their often-warped quests for even momentary redemption. He's a painfully deft chronicler of the meaningless job, the poisonous relationship, and of all the myriad damaging and deadening effects of so-called normal life
Boston Globe
Just as Fight Club pondered the price of everyone becoming supermen, Rant goes one step further and wonders the price of us all becoming gods. It is a common thread in Palahniuk's writing: the yearning for a ground zero of social parity versus our genetically programmed rebellion against hegemony
Time Out
Palahniuk's fiction shows a rare bravery and occasionally hits true brilliance. Rant may not only be his best book yet, but the best by any novelist in some time
Sunday Herald
The twisted genius behind Fight Club delivers another literary gem... It's a deranged, hiliarious and unique novel
Maxim
It's a sort of Fight Club on wheels... When Palahniuk puts his foot on the throttle and pulls all the various voices towards a spectacular conclusion, in every sense, Rant quickly becomes a definite scream
Daily Mirror