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This collection of critical essays on the American novelist Bret Easton Ellis examines the novels of his mature period: "American Psycho" (1991), "Glamorama" (1999), and "Lunar Park" (2005). Taking as its starting-point "American Psycho"'s seismic impact on contemporary literature and culture,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Bret Easton Ellis: Add a description of this character.
- Patrick Bateman
- Victor Ward
- Glamorama
- Baudrillard
- Sean
- Robby
- Shakespeare
- Jean
- Carnes
- Dryden
- Derrida
- Timothy
- Lacan
- Lunar Park
- Annesley
- Michaels
- Blanchot
- Munch
- Bobby Hughes
- Felix
- Kimball
- Bethany
- Clayton
- Robert Ellis
- Lauren
- Paul Owen
- Evelyn
- Laub
- Frey
- Boorstin
- Greenblatt
- Sam Ho
- Chloe
- Freud
- Clark
- Henry James
- Murphet
- Julian
- Jamie
- Schmid
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- Us
- New York City
- Less Than Zero
- Bentley
- Paris
- Manhattan
- America
- Los Angeles
- Wall Street
- London
- Terby
- Gomel
- Europe
- Hollywood
- Knopf
- Badiou
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- Dewey: 810
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