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Tell-All
by Chuck Palahniuk
This is probably the first piece I've read by Chuck Palahniuk that I didn't find enjoyable. Some have complained about what they call name dropping, but that was neither bother nor distraction to me as I knew enough of the names mentioned that I was able to place those I didn't in context. For me, it was the story that left me cold because it was all pretty evident from the onset.
A trusted friend saw Chuck speak about this book while he in Chicago last week and said that hearing Chuck talk about the book made him want to read it, so perhaps after I see the footage I'll reconsider or even reread Tell-All, but for now is just a letdown after the complexity and excellence of Pygmy.
A trusted friend saw Chuck speak about this book while he in Chicago last week and said that hearing Chuck talk about the book made him want to read it, so perhaps after I see the footage I'll reconsider or even reread Tell-All, but for now is just a letdown after the complexity and excellence of Pygmy.