American Psycho

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American Psycho

Written by: Bret Easton Ellis

Narrated by: Nick Landrum

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Patrick Bateman is 26 and works on Wall Street. He is handsome, sophisticated, charming, and intelligent. He is also a psychopath. And he is taking us to a head-on collision with America's greatest dream - and its worst nightmare...

Crime Thrillers

Dark Humour

Genre Fiction

Horror

Literary Fiction

Literature & Fiction

Satire

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Urban

Most relevant

Very dark, very explicit. But the themes covered in this book show the harsh reality of how detached our consciousness is in an unforgiving, hostile society.

more relevant today than ever before

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magnificent story, great personification of evil,but hated the voice artist, derailed the persona of Patrick batemen psychology

hated the voice

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While the concept of the self and the society is highly questioned by the author in this story, I don't believe it to be a good read. It simply feeds the negativity bias that we hold towards humanity. Moreover, the story progression is shaky and the climax is dull and unenthusiastic. You know it's a bad novel if you don't even see the end coming. And the narration felt forced and/or numb. In a way, it perfectly showcases the vanity of man. But doesn't make for a worthy read.

An interesting point of view towards reality

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