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Bret Easton Ellis grew up wealthy in Los Angeles, attended the exclusive Buckley School and was a teenager when he began writing what became "Less Than Zero," his debut novel that was published in 1985 when he was just 21 and which spawned a 1987 film.
In his latest novel, “The Shards,” the author returns to his old tropes: gruesome murder, lonely teenagers and 1980s Los Angeles.
The provocative novelist on looking back at his teenage self, the sales generated by a hostile Q&A and his obsession with Marilyn Monroe
In 'The Shards,' Ellis melds the horror of 'American Psycho' with the Sherman Oaks anomie of 'Less Than Zero.' It's a feast for fans, not much more.
Kevin McCarthy gets his chance to bang the gavel.