It had a very non-linear feel to it and the book makes commentary and interpretation on itself, which I have not seen outside of Vonnegut's "Breakfast of Champions." It ended up being rather mind blowing. And he broke out of his element with a more futuristic and sci-fi-esque dystopia. That on top of creating a narrative using a ton of different narrators was impressive.
Thus, I must amend the ranking of his books, which originally read like this.
- Choke
- Lullaby
- Fight Club
- Snuff
- Choke
- Rant
- Lullaby
- Fight Club
- Snuff
- Survivor (I liked it, until the end. Then it dies, but not in a good way).
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