Chuck Palahniuk (novelist)
2022-02-24 · 94 min · episode 412 · 11 entities
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Chuck Palahniuk (novelist) Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club, Choke, People Places Things) is an author and journalist. Chuck joins the Armc
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Chuck Palahniuk (novelist) Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club, Choke, People Places Things) is an author and journalist. Chuck joins the Armc
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Chuck Palahniuk (novelist) Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club, Choke, People Places Things) is an author and journalist. Chuck joins the Armc
Episode description as stored
Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club, Choke, People Places Things) is an author and journalist. Chuck joins the Armchair Expert to discuss how he uses suspense and tension in his novels, how he loves to hear other people's stories, and what absurd existentialism means to him. Chuck and Dax discuss how writers are always looking for the tragedy in stories, how communities can feel pride in their culture, and why so many people suffer from misophonia. Chuck explains what the snowflake analogy in Fight Club really means, that he didn't learn to read until he was 14, and how he once lied to get a job as a diesel mechanic.
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