Fight Club

Chuck Palahniuk's darkly funny first novel tells the story of a disenfranchised young man frustrated with his bureacratic job and superficial relationships and disillusioned with the consumer culture's prepackaged pleasures. Relief for him and his peers comes in the form of Tyler Durden, the intensely charismatic inventor of Fight Club. Waiters, clerks, and middlemen seek out the visceral satisfaction of secret after-hours boxing matches in the basements of bars, thinking they have found a way to live beyond their confining and stultifying lives. But in Tyler's world there are no rules, no limits, no brakes. - Amazon.com

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1. Eight Hours by Michael Grant
2. Introducing Generation X: The Main Themes in Douglas
   Coupland's Generation X and Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club by Filip Tomášek
3. Terminal Phase: Dogma versus Belief by William Vitanyi
4. Find Your Power Animal by Neo Prez
5. In Tyler We Trust by Keith Toffling
6. Emerson's words coming out of my mounth. I used to be such
   a nice person by Orit Berl
7. I Want You to Hit Me As Hard As You Can by Kent Oluf Hytten
8. Love Will Tear Us Apart by Michael Kelger
9. My Life as a SpaceMonkey by Menachem Luchins
10. Fight Club: Post-Modern Alienation, Self-Destruction, and Revolution by Grant Piercy
11. The Vibrating Arena of Sweat and Blood, Fists and Fingers,
    Doctor Bob and I (Fight Club) by Yamashita Riki
12. The Fight For Self by Marc A. Price
13. Freud and Fight Club by Noah Chafets
14. Fight Club and the Friendship of Tyler Durden by Michael Celli
15. Satirizing the Nineties by Caitlin Campbell
16. Trust in Tyler Durden? by Daniel AKA Six Twenty Six
17. A Twisted Love Story by David Wells