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Called "the bible of civilisation destroyers"

The fight will go on as long as it takes

If you can wake up in different places and times all the time, why not one day wake up as a different person? This is the truth that the nameless hero of this story comes to one day. A rebel named Tyler Durden will help him achieve his dream and bring new meaning to his insomniac reality. He leads the hero to a place called a fight club. And the first rule of the club is to never tell anyone about it. It's a place where those who are languishing in the grip of everyday life gather, who want to feel like a man again by fighting. Those who choose hell or nothing. Men who, beyond pain, beyond ethics, on the edge of madness, want to gain wild, primitive freedom. But the first step to this freedom must be death, not battle.

Chuck Polanik is called a "shock writer". A descendant of a Ukrainian immigrant, he began his literary career at a fairly mature age, already having something to say to readers. His books have long gone beyond the realm of fiction and have become a counterculture phenomenon. Polanick's style - harsh, categorical, provocative - is a manifesto of Generation X. His works have won the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award and the Oregon Book Award, and have been nominated for the Bram Stoker Prize several times.