Novelist interview-Chuck Palahniuk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2023
- Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Chuck Palahniuk, a novelist from Clark County, Washington. Chuck's novel Fight Club was adapted to a motion picture in 1999.
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It appears that he’s derailing every question Mark asks by spring-boarding into a story from a seemingly unrelated topic. Then, in perfect timing, he journeys around to answer the question through vivid visuals and a deeper message. Not a drop wasted. Chuck is a channel to another dimension. Extraordinary, what a treat. Thanks Mark ❤
I have mad respect for someone that doesn't feel obligated to fill the silence before he has thoroughly thought about what he wants to say.
Probably 20 years ago I sent a fan letter to Mr. Palahniuk. He responded to the other side of the world where I live with a hand written note and a package with glitter, carrot seeds and a small zebra. His note thanked me for my letter, answered my question and said the zebra is my power animal. I still cherish that zebra and it travels with me.
"You met me at a very strange time in my life."
Wow, I never thought that this channel would reach this level of fame.
This guy is such a good story teller. He should write a book or something.
The irony of you bleeping out the word chuck complains about not being able to use because of censorship is dwarfed only by the irony of me not being able to type it openly because of censorship. I guess that’s progress for you.
This guy is the definition of captivating.
Ssssiiiickk!!! Please interview more people like Chuck! 🙏🏽
Chuck has one of the greatest, IMO, quotes of all time, “You realize that our mistrust of the future makes it hard to give up the past.” It just says so much about us and our experiences in life.
“I am not going to be a wall-to-wall carpet of talk.”
Not even halfway through and I am blown away by Chucks storytelling abilities. I’ve read a few of his books but have never bothered to get to know him.
He tells stories exactly the way he writes his novels 😄 I love the way his mind works. Brilliant.
Omggg!!!! I've read all his books and I've never seen him talk about his life in a interview. Thank you this! Absolutely fascinating
Hearing him speak, telling stories about his life, I fully understand his writing style. He has this disjointed way of telling a story that when you get to the end, you really understand it. He's not for everyone; but to me, utterly captivating.
Chuck Palahniuk is the voice of the latchkey generation, it is profoundly moving and inspiring to hear him talk about his experiences with such humility and candor. Thank-you!
My sweetheart went to the other side a couple days ago, and I wish I'd gotten a chance to watch this with her, because she was a huge Chuck Palahniuk fan.
I love Palahniuk’s work, so wonderful to see him being interviewed here. He’s lived an incredible life. Just astounding.
When I was a kid we had an enormous solid black cat. Every bit of 35-40 lb, but not fat. Just huge. Solid. To this day the biggest house cat I've ever seen; we used to jokingly tell people he was a baby panther. He was the sweetest, most loving cat, but other animals wouldn't go near him. Our other pets, as well as those of the neighbors, were absolutely terrified of Lucky, though he never showed aggression toward them. One day after school I found Lucky in the road, his head crushed by a passing car. I dug a grave in front of an old oak, and made a headstone from a piece of broken cinder block. Our family stood around the grave and wept for Lucky, shovel still in hand, when he casually sauntered from behind the tree. We never dug the grave up, and I've never told the story because of how implausible it sounds.
Watching Chuck think on camera is a gem....Just precious.