
Two things I learned from this delightful escapade? There is a website right here built by a production company that's attempting to get an adaptation of Invisible Monsters off the ground; at said website you can sign up to "Demand It!" whatever that means. But hey, I like demanding things so I'm down.
And secondly, and this I am ashamed of, how did I completely miss that Chuck released a new book last year? Tell-All came out in May and I have never even heard of it until today. WTF? I'm a loser. The reviews seem middling to aggressively dissatisfied though so perhaps it's for the best. Has anyone read it?
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Yep, I read Tell-All and was frighteningly disappointed. It was like a bad parody of Palahniuk, bolted on to Hedda Hopper's memoirs. The book really felt like something that was "contractually obligated."
Thanks for the info, Ivan. I think perhaps I will skip this then, I don't need to be depressed like that.
I completely agree- the actual plot felt tacked on to a gossip column that lost its point halfway though.
Most disappointingly was the big 'twist,' unlike a lot of his earlier works, was somewhat transparent; I guessed it a third of the way into the book.
I am really excited for his next book though, it's a Jusy Blume style book about a 12 year old girl who finds herself in Hell.
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