
Pygmy
Pygmy--a young adult from a totalitarian state, disguised as an exchange student--plans a terrorist attack and depicts U.S. Midwestern life through the eyes of a hateful, indoctrinated little killer, in this double-edged satire of American xenophobia by the best-selling author of Fight Club.
Reviews

Patrick Book@patrickb
Everyone who has previously reviewed this book on here needs to settle down.

Alejandro AR@kinduff
Of course Palahniuk can be raw, aggressive and dirty, but Pygmy really details a good story that reflects on our daily perception of racism, nationalism, and the sexual nature of humans. Very nice write up, and very good ending. As always.

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Grace McCarter@gracemccarter
An experimental novel. I found the language jarring as hell, but beat my way through to the end regardless. Pygmy had its finer points, but I wouldn't read this again!

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