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Bret Easton Ellis

(b.1964)

Bret Easton Ellis is also the author of Less Than Zero, The Rules of Attraction, American Psycho, The Informers, Glamorama, Lunar Park and Imperial Bedrooms, and his work has been translated into twenty-seven languages. He lives in Los Angeles.

Genres: Horror

Novels

   Less Than Zero (1985)
   The Rules of Attraction (1987)
   American Psycho (1991)
   The Informers (1994)
   Glamorama (1998)
   Lunar Park (2005)
   Imperial Bedrooms (2010)

Collections

Water from the Sun / Discovering Japan (2011)

Novellas

Water from the Sun (2006)

Non fiction

   Body Fitness (2014)
   Different types of home based work (2014)
   White (2019)
   White Privileged Male (2019)

Awards

World Fantasy Best Novel nominee (2006) : Lunar Park

Books about Bret Easton Ellis

Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho (2002) by Julian Murphet

Bret Easton Ellis recommends

Scary Kisses (1988)
Brad Gooch
"No one else has written a book this literate and witty about the modelling world."

Fight Club (1996)
Chuck Palahniuk
"A great début...Hypnotic, pitiless and told brilliantly."

Sellevision (2000)
Augusten Burroughs
"Savvy, very entertaining."

We're So Famous (2001)
Jaime Clarke
"Imagine Britney Spears narrating The Day of the locust as a gentle fable and you'll get the idea."

Lightning Field (2001)
Dana Spiotta
"Dana Spiotta's focus and control and insight are remarkable, this raw, skilful book is revelatory."

Come Closer (2003)
Sara Gran
"A genuinely scary novel about possession and insanity. Hypnotic, disturbing, and written with such sneering confidence you believe every word."

Strangers (2003)
Taichi Yamada
"Yamada is amongst the best Japanese writers I have read."

Twisted City (2004)
Jason Starr
"Jason Starr is the first writer of his generation to convincingly update the modern crime novel."

Rust and Bone (2005)
Craig Davidson
"These big, riveting stories about tough guys in trouble are the best I've read in a long time from a young writer. There's enough incident, shock and suspense for a dozen books. This collection is filled with stories you haven't heard before."

Are Snakes Necessary? (2020)
Brian DePalma and Susan Lehman
"One of the world's greatest filmmakers has helped produce a fast-moving page turner, breathlessly paced…irresistible for any De Palma fan."

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