Pygmy Free Audiobook Download by Chuck Palahniuk

Pygmy is a novel about a man with a powerful obsessive personality, and the effects his actions have on others around him. The novel's protagonist, Billy Bryan, has to move into a small town because he can't deal with success. In an attempt to relive his past he takes up pygmy-ing, which is an extreme sport in which you throw yourself backwards off of buildings.

Pygmy, written by Chuck Palahniuk and narrated by Nick Walther, is the first audiobook from Blackstone Audio. Palahniuk has always been fascinated with the idea of physical size and what it means in society. Pygmy takes that idea to a whole new level by giving the protagonist the ability to shrink down to five inches in height.

Pygmy by Chuck Palahniuk is a darkly satirical novel about an American executive, named Nick--or "No One"--whose pursuit of happiness leads him to the Pygmies in the Congo. The Pygmies live in a remote area of Africa and are fascinated by Nick because he is so different from them. He is accustomed to Western comforts such as toilet paper, soap, and toothpaste but they have never seen these things before. However, after spending time with the Pygmies Nick begins to lose his sense of self-identity and becomes more concerned with what he can offer them.

Chuck Palahniuk's Pygmy is a short story about a man who once visited the Congo and became fascinated with pygmies. He loved their talent for avoiding predators, even if it meant getting eaten by them. The narrator in Pygmy, Nick Walther, does an amazing job of bringing this man to life in a very short time.

Chuck Palahniuk's darkly comic debut novel, Pygmy, was published in 1989. The story follows Chip 'Pygmy' Dyke, an obese kid who gets suspended from high school and decides to lose weight through a grueling regimen of exercise that includes running into the woods with a gun to hunt for wild animals to kill and eating any other animal he can find.