American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

Patrick Bateman is twenty-six, works on Wall Street, has a fiancée he does not like and a face nobody can reliably identify. He narrates his life in exhaustive detail: the suits, the restaurants, the stereo equipment, the exact composition of every business card at the table.

He also narrates the murders, in the same flat, brand-obsessed voice. Ellis's satire of 1980s New York works because nothing Bateman confesses ever registers with anyone — colleagues mishear him, mistake him for other men, and keep discussing lunch reservations.

One of the most controversial novels of the last fifty years. Extremely graphic — not for every reader.

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