Bret Easton Ellis Begins The Grazia Book Club!

Grazia's first ever Book Club got off to a flying start thanks to a very special audience with Bret Easton Ellis of American Psycho fame. Interviewed by Guardian columnist Decca Aitkenhead in front of 180 Grazia readers at Waterstones, the author had us all fascinated with his interesting - and often provocative - thoughts...

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[superpolarbearrug]

I don't have time for this, I need to return some videotapes

[38robtime]

what a cool dude

[johnyard]

@panchopineda89 i think he said, "unrequited love."

[teameymelli1]

he meant great literature. not shit

[AliceElphabaWonka]

The "blockbuster novel", isn't that like Harry Potter, Twilight, Dan Brown books??

[PeterRoeder31]

I´ve read all his seven books and saw him last year. His narrative style is the same in all seven books: I-narration, present-tense, the narrator is the same age as the author.

[1thruZ]

He's totally a mysogynist.

[dantedraco]

Clay became a lesson in apethy in Less Than Zero into a lesson in evil in Imperial Bedrooms.

[TheTruth006]

I have to watch the Patty Winters Show after this. It's about good looking lesbian women.

[panchopineda89]

what did he say was the worst thing to happen to him?

[1971coral]

love all his work but lunar park is my favourite