Tell-All - Tapa blanda

"Subtle as a straight right to the jaw, and just as bracing." --Los Angeles Times

"Dreamlike, insane, Burroughs-esque." --San Francisco Chronicle

"Over the top in Palahniuk's patented style, made even richer by some athletic wordplay." --The Oregonian

"Chuck Palahniuk is one of modern American fiction's most interesting stylists, and he's at it again. . . . A masterful feat." --Associated Press

"With his love of contemporary fairy tales that are gritty and dirty rather than pretty, Palahniuk is the likeliest inheritor of Vonnegut's place in American writing." --San Francisco Chronicle

"Among sick puppies, Palahniuk is top dog." --People

"Reading a Palahniuk novel is like getting zipped inside a boxer's heavy bag while the author goes to work on you, pounding you until there is nothing left but a big bag of bones and blood and pain." --The Miami Herald

"Palahniuk doesn't write for tourists. He writes for hard-core devotees drawn to the wild, angry imagination on display and the taboo-busting humor." --The New York Times

"So funny. . . . There are a lot of laughs to be had, notably from some outlandish Broadway productions of the playwright Lillian Hellman, and the excruciating extracts we read of Westward's juicy and self-aggrandizing memoir, gloriously entitled Love Slave." --The Independent (London)

"[Palahniuk] knows how to spin whacked-out stories particular to our times." --The Seattle Times

"Chuck Palahniuk is William S. Burroughs and David Foster Wallace rolled into one." --San Diego Union-Tribune

"Few contemporary writers mix the outrageous and the hilarious with greater zest. . . . Chuck Palahniuk's splenetic, anarchic glee makes him a worthy heir to Ken Kesey." --Newsday

"An author who continues to challenge and intrigue readers." --The Boston Globe

"[Palahniuk] has a singular knack for coming up with inventive new ways to shock and degrade." --New York Post

"Place this bet in your time capsule: Chuck Palahniuk's novels will be required reading in American literature classes 100 years from now." --The Fort Myers News-Press

"One of the most intriguing writers of our time." --The Tucson Citizen