American Psycho: A Novel by Bret Easton Ellis
Subtle and Eerie
A Disturbing Exploration of the American Psyche
American Psycho, a controversial novel by Bret Easton Ellis, delves into the depths of the American psyche, exposing the darkness that lurks beneath the surface of societal norms.
Told through the first-person perspective of Patrick Bateman, a young, successful investment banker, American Psycho is a graphic and violent portrayal of a seemingly ordinary life warped by sinister impulses.
Ellis's masterpiece, recognized as one of The Atlantic's Great American Novels of the Past 100 Years, confronts readers with the horrors of consumerism, materialism, and the emptiness that permeates the American dream. Patrick Bateman's descent into depravity forces us to question our own values and the true nature of our society.
American Psycho is a disturbing and unforgettable novel that leaves a lasting impression, challenging our assumptions and exposing the dark underbelly of our modern world.
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