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Lauren Laverne RADIO 6 MUSIC, 10AM The DJ talks to influential American author Chuck Palahniuk, whose hugely successful books - which he describes as 'transitional fiction' - include his debut novel Fight Club, the cult 1999 film starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton (above), which was followed by Choke. His latest book, Doomed - the second in a trilogy that began with Damned - sends his 13-yearold narrator and heroine, Madison, into the underworld.