In one of the most vivid examples of transgressive literature—illustrated in Fight Club—the protagonist is a man who, day by day, loses his inherent masculine vitality and competitive spirit amid the explicit and unspoken norms of consumer society while searching for a new social model. The pressure to conform to these new standards and distorted views of outdated values sparks inner conflicts that erupt in unpredictable, erratic, and overwhelmingly despairing behavior.
Cover and inserts by Ararat Minasian
