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BEE thread?

Also, I know this isn't /r/ but does anyone know a link to the Glamorama audio book? Torrent or download or something? Been looking for ages.

>> No.474846 [DELETED] 

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>> No.474865

got halfway through this book and stopped

why is bret easton ellis obsessed with his characters listing things repeatedly in each chapter

>> No.474869

>>474865

It is because he likes to show how contemporary humans are trapped in their obsession about their superficial materialistic existences.

That or he gets paid by the letter.

>> No.474870

>>474869

i get that but he takes it a bit too far sometimes, to the point where it becomes difficult to read past the list of celebrities he's naming

Zoolander on the other hand..

>> No.474880

>>474870

I agree. I have never been able to force myself to read anything by him but American Psycho, I simply find his works tedious.

>> No.474883

>>474880

I enjoyed American Psycho oddly enough but it took me a lot longer to read than normal.

>> No.474890

>>474865
you should have kept going, it's a different book in the second half.

>> No.474892

>>474883

I did sort of too. I guess the gore helps a lot. I couldn't imagine myself reading about him writing about 80's yuppies going to the dogs without the gore though. Which is one of the reasons I never have read more than the first pages of "Less than Zero".

>> No.474920

>>474890

oh I know, I got to the bit where he arrives in paris/london and finds his flatmates I think with a fake dead body of him or dead body of someone else. Was getting good but got distracted