Chuck Palahniuk's ten previous novels are the bestselling Fight Club, which was made into a film by David Fincher; Survivor; Invisible Monsters; Choke, which was made into a film by director Clark Gregg; Lullaby, which is currently in development for film; Diary; Haunted; Rant; Snuff; and Pygmy. He is also the author of Fugitives and Refugees, a nonfiction profile of Portland, Oregon, published as part of the Crown Journeys series, and the nonfiction collection Stranger Than Fiction. He lives in the Pacific Northwest. Chuck's Make Something Up, a collection of short stories and one novella, was released in 2015, and Fight Club 2 the follow up to the enormously successfulFight Club, debuts June 2016 from Dark Horse Comics.
“Not content with displaying the underbelly of modern American
society in projects like Fight Club, Survivor and Choke, author
Chuck Palahniuk has turned his attention to an unexpected new
medium: the coloring book.”--THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
“Chuck Palahniuk is pushing boundaries again.”--COMICBOOK.COM
“Chuck Palahniuk brings his twisted vision to the humble coloring
book.”--PLAYBOY
“Within eight salacious short stories, “Bait” presents problematic
parents, taboo-centric sex clubs, scatalogical celebrity satire,
and a Titanically-twisted “Pygmalion” variant, all with that
Palahniuk edge fans have come to anticipate, with equal measures of
excitement and anxiety.”--CBR
“Remember those adult coloring books with all of those repetitive
floral, sometimes tribal, most times trippy designs? Yes, that’s
the inspiration. But instead of giving you some peace of mind with
mindless coloring, you’re given eight short stories of Fight Club
quality, drawn by nine renowned artists.”--EPICSTREAM
“The bestselling author of Fight Club and Make Something Up is
famous for penning macabre tales that haunt readers, and his latest
does not disappoint. Bait pairs eight disturbing short stories with
gorgeous (and twisted) illustrations from eight artists, forming a
short story/coloring book hybrid created solely for adults.”--PASTE
MAGAZINE
“The mind that changed our perspectives on the childish idea of an
imaginary friend is taking the innocent notion of a coloring book
and warping it into a complex emotional symphony dealing with ideas
such as legacy, fame, and survival.”--COMICS BEAT
“Those evocative images of Palahniuk’s prose are brought to the
page with crisp black-and-white linework, inviting readers to
contribute their own creative vision through coloring….Joëlle
Jones’s illustrations enrich the story with art nouveau-inspired
visuals that are as beautiful as they are haunting. Like most adult
coloring books, there’s an intricacy to the linework that demands a
certain degree of focus, and Jones goes overboard with detail to
make the coloring process even more involved. Readers can join the
fun with the release of Bait this Wednesday, and the impressive
hardcover package makes Bait a great gift idea for any Palahniuk
fans during the holiday season.”--AV CLUB
“Some of the best comic book artists in the industry have lent
their talents to Bait.” - FREAK SUGAR
“Too sick, too profane and too disturbing to be within arm's reach
of anyone who isn't prepared to scarred by Palahniuk's biting
prose…. But, more importantly, it is an amazing read, and if you're
going to get any coloring book aimed at adults (and by god, this
must be the adult-iest on the market), it should be this
one.”--AL.COM
“The conceit is a blast. Ingenious...Palahniuk likes to involve his
readers, and maybe even have them be co-conspirators. I loved this
book. It’s smart in a new way that deserves to be recognized.
Congratulations once again to Palahniuk for showing us a new way to
do things…and to make us involved.”--FORCES OF GEEK
“Kids will want to stay far away from Chuck Palahniuk’s new
coloring book, entitled Bait, but kids at heart will enjoy
indulging their creepy creative side by filling in illustrations to
gruesome stories like “Salvation.”--SIGNATURE
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