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Contemporary Fiction

Snuff

eng. Snuff · 2008
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Historical Context and Significance

Published in 2008, Chuck Palahniuk's novel "Snuff" explores themes of mass culture, pornography, and human nature through the lens of the adult entertainment industry. The book tells the story of a porn star's attempt to set a world record for the number of sexual acts in one day, serving as a metaphor for exploring the limits of human morality and obsession with fame. Palahniuk uses his distinctive style to critique a society obsessed with sensationalism and scandal. "Snuff" continues the author's tradition of creating provocative and challenging works that prompt readers to reflect on the nature of modern society and its values. The book received mixed reviews, highlighting its impact on cultural discussions about morality and ethics in media and entertainment.

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Date of publication: 21 November 2024
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Original titleeng. Snuff · 2008