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Review ------ “A quick, horrifying descent into madness and murder, gorgeous in its psychotic build-up and over-the-top execution.” - Jason Sheehan, National Public Radio Book Reviews “Palahniuk toys with our cultural dividing lines―race, class, sexuality―and all the fears, myths, and conspiracies that come along with them. The result is a novel that straddles both the horrific and the absurd, kind of like present-day America.” - Peter Rugh, Vice “Adjustment Day feels, in many ways, like a novel made out of the times we’re living in―one in which cult of personality (and a desire to belong to specific tribes) fractures the world people are familiar with, and creates something different―and worse―in its wake.” - Graeme McMillan, The Hollywood Reporter “[Adjustment Day] is what you'd expect from the author best known for writing Fight Club: violent, kinetic, and deeply disturbing.” - Kerry Shaw, Goodreads “A send-up of the many absurdities in our society.” - Mackenzie Dawson, New York Post, “This week’s must-read books” “[Palahniuk] takes the United States’ divided politics to their extreme conclusion and proves along the way that his gift for social satire has only sharpened with time.” - Shelf Awareness “Visionary and fearless . . . perhaps [Palahniuk’s] darkest, most biting satire to date. . . . Razor-sharp ins and boundless imagination are matched only by his ability to make even the most stomach-churning scenes somehow vividly entertaining. . . . Equal parts Jonathan Swift and Tyler Durden.” - Booklist “A dystopian nightmare that takes all the fractures of our modern society and escalates them to a perverted climax.” - Kirkus Reviews Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Chuck Palahniuk is the best-selling author of eighteen fictional works, including Fight Club, Invisible Monsters, Survivor, Choke, Lullaby, Diary, Haunted, Rant, Pygmy, Tell-All, Damned, Doomed, Beautiful You and, most recently, Make Something Up. He lives in the Pacific Northwest. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )