Palahniuk

Palahniuk is a surname, most notably associated with Chuck Palahniuk, an American novelist and freelance journalist. He is known for his transgressive and satirical fiction.

Chuck Palahniuk's works often explore themes of consumerism, masculinity, disillusionment, and alienation in contemporary American society. He employs a distinctive writing style characterized by dark humor, graphic violence, and unconventional narrative structures. His notable works include Fight Club, Survivor, Choke, Rant, Snuff, and Invisible Monsters.

The surname "Palahniuk" itself is of Ukrainian origin, transliterated from the Cyrillic alphabet. The family name has become recognized primarily due to the author's literary success and widespread readership.