One of his styles that he applies on his writing are inspired by people that are well known in their minimalistic approach on the stories that they are writing as well, that is why Chuck Palahniuk’s stories are so simple to understand all because of the simplistic and minimalistic approach towards the character and how the character progresses along the story of the novel. Most of his work has a distinctive similarity to the next or last novel he have written and somehow, people came to realize that Chuck Palahniuk’s fictional novels can pertain in real life as well. Writing StyleĬhuck Palahniuk’s writing style focuses on a character that has issues on things that goes around them like being marginalized by others that often times leads them to having an aggressive behavior and being aggressive. It has been with his time attending workshops for writers that were hosted by Tom Spanbauer that he started to write some of his stories along with the workshop, and that is where he also met some of his friends in writing.

During his twenties, he attended the University of Oregon school for Journalism and graduated in 1986, and while he was attending college, his job as an intern was with National Public Radio which is a member station of KLCC in Eugene, Oregon.Ĭhuck Palahniuk started to write the stories that he made in his mid-thirties. Given his family name, he has a French, Russian and Ukrainian ancestry. Who is Chuck Palahniuk?Ĭhuck Palahniuk is a freelance journalist and a novel writer that is well known to the genre called transgression fiction. One notable author, Chuck Palahniuk is where he is good at, and his novel focuses on people that might be struggling on some sort of problem, and in any form. There are those who are seeking some books that they can relate to all because they might be experiencing the exact situations as the character specified in a book, such as the protagonist. As a reader, there are times that the reader is wondering if there are any books or novels that relate to real life situations.

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