Kurgudan da Garip

Kurgudan da Garip (translated as Invisible Monsters) by Chuck Palahniuk is a daring and unconventional novel that explores the superficiality of beauty, the obsession with identity, and the destruction of self-worth. The story follows a disfigured woman, who, after an accident, embarks on a journey to reclaim her life and redefine her sense of self. Told through a fragmented, non-linear narrative, Palahniuk’s work delves into the darkness of human nature, addiction, and the search for meaning in a superficial world. The novel challenges societal norms and examines the extremes people go to in order to escape their pasts.