Nobody writes American moral decay quite like Bret Easton Ellis. Across eight novels and nearly four decades, the ...

"The images I had were of people being driven mad by living in the city. Images of parents who were so hungry and unfulfilled ...

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 ...

It's been a dozen years since Bret Easton Ellis published a novel. And his latest, The Shards, is a narrative that came to him in 1981 — more than four decades ago — when he was a 17-year-old ...

Bret Easton Ellis complained to Vanity Fair about his former home of New York City, saying "How does anyone live here?" But columnist Steve Cuozzo says the "American Psycho" author has no right to ...

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Author Bret Easton Ellis explained why he believes Generation X is currently the most conservative generation in an interview with UnHerd's Jacob Furedi. "I think part of the reason why Gen X is ...

Bret Easton Ellis Is Back to His Regularly Scheduled Programming. In his latest novel, “The Shards,” the author returns to his old tropes: gruesome murder, lonely teenagers and 1980s Los Angeles.

— Bret Easton Ellis (@BretEastonEllis) September 26, 2012. The writing on “The New Normal” is fairly funny for a sitcom despite the fact that it’s a gay minstrel show.

Bret Easton Ellis' 1980s-set novel "The Shards" is now in series development at HBO. Here's why it will work, and what needs to change.