/lit/ - Literature

How does one right a Sociopath/psychopath well? what direction or angle should someone take?

>"We will press this boycott very hard," said Tammy Bruce, the president of the Los Angeles chapter. "This is not art. Mr. Ellis is a confused, sick young man with a deep hatred of women who will do anything for a fast buck. And Mr. Mehta is worse. Ellis could have gone on writing until he choked on his own vomit if Vintage had not agreed to publish this misogynistic garbage."

What did she mean by this?

Question: What would Patrick Bateman think of Trump's campaign?

The book was published in '91 and I wasn't around to know how Trump was considered back then. From what I gather Bateman idolises him purely for his wealth and next-level prestige in the business world.

Ignoring 'The Apprentice' where possible, what would Bateman think of his hero's current fame?

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This desu, as evidenced by the idiots on this board who treasure it even though it was clearly written for a very small elite in the 80s.

How the fuck did I finish and enjoy a book with no plot whatsoever?
Is this part of the message of this book?