American Psycho

[Anonymous No.16551601]

This book is the most hilarious thing I've read in ages.
>"Sure" I think about Courtney's legs, spread and wrapped around my face, and when I look over at Luis in one brief, flashing moment his head looks like a talking vagina and it scares the bejesus out of me, moves me to say something while mopping the sweat off my brow. "That's a nice...suit, Luis." The farthest thing from my mind.

[Anonymous No.16552906]

>>16551601
Should I try re-reading this? I think I read the first chapter and thought the writing was awful.

[Anonymous No.16552929]

>>16552906
Movie is better; dont waste your time

[Anonymous No.16552957]

why the hell is this edition with the character on the cover so hard to fucking FIND

[Anonymous No.16553104]

>>16552957
abebooks.com

[Anonymous No.16553138]

>>16551601
I like when he goes to the club and tries to speak ebonics

[Anonymous No.16553336]

>>16552906
Read it stoned or don't read it.

[Anonymous No.16554614]

>>16553336
Brainlet

>>16551601
Literally the funniest book I've ever read

>>16552929
No it isn't

[Anonymous No.16554627]

Am I the only one who found it repetitive after a while? I dropped it halfway because it felt like I was just reading the same thing over and over

[Anonymous No.16554635]

>>16554627
That's part of the point, I think. Their lives are meaningless, repetitive swamps of hedonism.

[Anonymous No.16555263]

>>16554627
Ellis was doing that on purpose

[Anonymous No.16555312]

>>16554627
I read this after blood meridian so I didn't find it nearly as bad. At least I saw a point in the reapeating

[Anonymous No.16555645]

>>16551601
It's fantastic. Every time I re-read it I find new hilarity.

[Anonymous No.16555895]

>>16552906
yeah try rereading it past the first chapter you illiterate mongoloid

[Anonymous No.16556622]

>>16553138
''Rasta mon!''

[Anonymous No.16556745]

>>16552906
What are some novels that you think have excellent writing?

[Anonymous No.16556785]

>>16554635