Title: Solid Idea, Ridiculous Plot
Product review: I admire Palahniuk because he picks ingenious material to write about. This book seems to indicate that Palahniuk had a great IDEA, but lacked the methods through which to develop a good plot. I was completely fascinated at the beginning, but quickly lost interest when the plot became ridiculous and weak. I don't think he spent enough time expounding on this great idea and spent too much time expounding on characters that didn't contribute to the immense capability of the idea.
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