GAFTV - Bret Easton Ellis interviewed by Olaf Tyaransen

Bret Easton Ellis, one of modern fiction's most imaginative and
controversial authors spoke to Olaf Tyaransen ahead of his talk in the
Meyrick Hotel. He talks about following the caprices of his creative
bent and falling in love with his writing projects.

E. Owens, S. Cahill, K. Krozner, A. Mc Dowell

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• Imperial Bedrooms

[heartquaked]

Thanks for posting. I adore his voice and watching him speak.

[AudioVisualMatter]

@heartquaked Me, too! Good interviews like this have been very rare, till now, with "Imperial Bedrooms."

[PeterRoeder31]

It´s hard to think he ever uses past tense since all his books are monologues in present tense.

[Alex19811426]

Great interview. Lunar Park is one of my favourite books.

[idicula1979]

Bret Easton Ellis is a sack of crap, who needs to grow up.

[romanblood]

@yyorkethehumble Not even like dead people. Just people I was friends with who I never healed wounds with.

[romanblood]

@yyorkethehumble Yeah, LP is wonderful, and haunting. Every time I read it, I feel like I'm standing in a field fall of dead leaves, hearing voices of people I used to know. lol

[yyorkethehumble]

@JesusCristo2002 you should like Lunar Park then; great read

[JesusCristo2002]

Still have yet to read "Imperial Bedrooms", I have read "Less Than Zero", "The Rules of Attraction" and "The Informers" and are three of the best books I've ever read.