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  • Bret Easton Ellis
    Bret Easton Ellis
    / Later novels

    By contrast, the metafictional novel Lunar Park (2005), which features a fictionalized version of Ellis as a drugged-out writer trying to achieve redemption by reconnecting with his family, is an introspective postmodern visage. The book is dedicated to Ellis’s father. Imperial Bedrooms (2010) is a sequel to Less Than Zero,…

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    By contrast, the metafictional novel Lunar Park (2005), which features a fictionalized version of Ellis as a drugged-out writer trying to achieve redemption by reconnecting with his family, is an introspective postmodern visage. The book is dedicated to Ellis’s father. Imperial Bedrooms (2010) is a sequel to Less Than Zero,…

    Read More