The Invention of Sound

I love the fringe perverseness of Palahniuk's storytelling & a few of his earlier works rank among my favorite books of all time (Invisible Monsters and Survivor in particular). From Rant on, his books lost their luster for me. That being said, I enjoyed the story aspect here - it harkened back to his earlier works. Where I had some issues was with the way the narrative was presented. The timeline was hard to follow toward the end & people seemed to be doing different things at the same time. Also, and this has nothing to do with the story objectively, but subjectively, I am pretty salty about the decisions some characters made & the way others were manipulated.

Entretenido y algo revoltoso. Comencé a leerlo sin saber que Chuck Palahniuk es el autor de Fight Club y me hace todo el sentido ahora, jajajaja.

DNF @ 31%

This one simply didn't grab me the way the other Palahniuk book I read, Invisible Monsters, did. Not to mention some stuff is pretty hard to stomach in this book, and without any investment, it just isn't worth it.