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Ernest Baker
05-31-06, 02:07 AM
is an amazing author. I love that 80s, yuppie, cocaine sh1t.
Cerebral Knievel
06-11-06, 09:48 AM
American Psycho freaked me the hell out...read it twice.

Aren't you a mildly insane, clothing obsessed kid with well to do parents? parallels? :confused:
Ernest Baker
06-11-06, 11:40 AM
Yeah, it's scary how much I can relate to Bateman in American Psycho... :guilty:
Ernest Baker
06-11-06, 11:44 AM
American Psycho freaked me the hell out...read it twice.

Aren't you a mildly insane, clothing obsessed kid with well to do parents? parallels? :confused:
You should check out Less Than Zero too.
Cerebral Knievel
06-11-06, 12:01 PM
You should check out Less Than Zero too.

Both read the book..and watched the movie...classic 80's excess.

When the chick giggles and says "leaky pipes" as her nose bleeds from coke abuse..classic movie moment.
k-mom
06-11-06, 04:02 PM
Both read the book..and watched the movie...classic 80's excess.
When the chick giggles and says "leaky pipes" as her nose bleeds from coke abuse..classic movie moment.
:eek: i lived that crap why should i re-live it


'(not me directly, my mom)
Cerebral Knievel
06-11-06, 04:41 PM
:eek: i lived that crap why should i re-live it
'(not me directly, my mom)

man...

I can't imagine being that far gone behind an addiction that I'm bleeding all over the place and sh*t...
k-mom
06-11-06, 06:49 PM
man...
I can't imagine being that far gone behind an addiction that I'm bleeding all over the place and sh*t...


she burnt through her nose. through the cartillage in the middle.

its :gag: i hate her for it.
Cerebral Knievel
06-11-06, 07:01 PM
she burnt through her nose. through the cartillage in the middle.
its :gag: i hate her for it.


I had a friend that used to loop stuff through his nose because his cartilage was gone..this was 11th grade...smh
k-mom
06-11-06, 07:08 PM
I had a friend that used to loop stuff through his nose because his cartilage was gone..this was 11th grade...smh

she did it too....discusting.
Cerebral Knievel
06-11-06, 11:10 PM
she did it too....discusting.

you prolly should check out Ellis's books..would trip you out.
k-mom
06-11-06, 11:28 PM
you prolly should check out Ellis's books..would trip you out.



i was going to lol
Ernest Baker
06-14-07, 12:44 PM
i just read rules of attraction, pretty good as well
THE 101
07-05-07, 04:30 PM
No doubt....American Psycho might be my favorite book of all time.

Less Than Zero is cool as well.
Ernest Baker
05-20-08, 12:20 PM
reading Glamorama now
Brilliance
06-05-08, 05:06 PM
I've read all his books. American Psycho 5 times now. (GOAT). Reading Glamorama for the 3rd time right now. Lunar Park is an amazing book, read it twice and will read it again. The first part is like an autobiography, which is hilarious. Then it moves into sort of a horror story and ends with a family drama. The entire book is almost a metaphor. It's brilliant. It's being made into a film.

Apparently, he's writing a sequel to Less Than Zero right now. Rules of Attraction is enjoyable, and introduces a lot of characters that are in Glamorama.

The Informers is the only book I didn't really like from him. Just a bunch of short stories, some are decent though. (Also being made into a film.)