Who has read it and how is it?

Please don't spoil it.

yes. good. chuck's storylines remind me of shamalan films.

I personally thought it was pretty stupid, but everyone else likes it so i wouldn't listen to me.

What was so stupid about it?
Again please don't spoil too much.

I have no idea what it is even about...someone care to share some info?

It's the worst Chuck Palahniuk book, but still worth reading. It's just not developed enough, the characters are a bit flimsy, and the twists and turns aren't as good as his other novels. I still enjoyed it tho!

I can't remember too much about it, but i remember thinking much of it was to weird.
I mean what's the deal with the rocks? That whole idea just seemed so pointless and unlikely.

Choke is good, I've read all his books, Fight Club is the best, and Survivor is good too. Choke is still a good book however, and I would suggest it.

Linhir

"If the radiance of a thousand suns
Were to burst at once into the sky
That would be like the splendor of the Mighty one --
I am become Death,
The shatterer of Worlds."
-Hindu Spiritual, Bhagavad Gita

Choke is very good, but its not nearly as good as Fight Club, Invisible Monsters, or Survivor. Chuck's fourth book, Lullaby is coming out in the next month I believe.

I�ve read � Invisible Monsters� but I�ve never read any of his other books. Are they written in the same style? or do they have a different flare? I hate the stupid : FLASH �show me greed� FLASH � show me love� FLASH � show me whatever� style that he has.

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Choke is a very good book, the only bad thing is his style is getting just a little old... he does the same thing but different depending on the character in every book.

All his books seem very similar. If it were any one else, with the exception of the late Douglas Adams, that would really suck, but he's got a really great, unique style and his ideas, story lines and characters are really interesting.

I'm actually reading Choke now. It's allright so far, but his other books had far better intros.