The Rules of Fight Club Book Club
We don't care what you think of Rant, Haunted, or even the underappreciated Snuff. We’re here to talk about one book, and that book is Fight Club.
We don't care what you think of Rant, Haunted, or even the underappreciated Snuff. We’re here to talk about one book, and that book is Fight Club.
Readers will be delighted, frightened, and enlightened, though a few will want to skip a certain scene—you’ll know which one.
And his use of my signature catchphrase, “Smell you forever because you stink that bad.” I knew I should have had that copyrighted.
Some part of my subconscious is absorbing everything though, right?
“This is my friend, Sherlock Holmes. He’s from America.” “Not just America, actually. I’m from Chicago.”
Jump to conclusions why don’t you? I did not lock her in a basement. I’m not a monster. We live in a tower.
Soon, I’ll have to decide which to marry. For now, we do a lot of courtship. One of them might stare at me, and I stare back.
Because the romance author who wrote your story didn’t quite know how to end their book.
9:05 AM: Speed read The Divine Comedy in peripheral vision while sending text. Arrive. Leave.
What no one seems to understand is that, as an artist, it’s my duty to pay homage to all the literary titans who have influenced me.
I think we can all agree that Janet’s character development has been virtually nonexistent since her divorce from Paul.
If you still need more time, we get it. Everyone reads at their own pace, but you must be at least halfway through, right?