Bret Easton Ellis

Becoming a best-selling novelist and wealthy celebrity while still in college, only to have his fame disintegrate in a sea of booze and drugs, the narrator gets a new chance at life, but that life unravels after a series of grotesque murders.

Lunar Park

Louis Norton

Maybe a little long in the tooth but that ending fucking slapped

Lunar Park starts promising: a disarming Bret self-portrait, darkly funny and unsettling. But as it veers into Stephen King territory - murderous toys, Bateman returns! - the intrigue crumbles. It's a fascinating mess, but ultimately, a missed opportunity for something truly profound.

Liana

Amy Maddess

I tried so hard to finish this book and just could not push myself through it. It took me twenty days to get as far as I did and that's a big waste of time on a book for me. It seemed to just ride on the success of American Psycho, and there was nothing overly interesting or gripping about the plot line. I learned some neat facts about how Bret himself feels about having created Patrick Bateman, which is why it earned one star. I'm usually not this harsh but this was a drag!

Konrad Lischka

Vincent de Widt

Clara Olausson

D VA

Oliver Merryweather

Taylor

Sandi McGrogan

Anne 

Ture Strange Nilsson

Lisa Dembeck

Juliet

Alexander Lobov

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Gina luneckas

Jacob Munk-Stander

Natalie Stenson

Adrien

Sarah Agterhuis

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Ben Nathan

Lunar Park

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