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karmagod13000

Anyone else's hype through the roof for Bret Easton Ellis's new novel "The Shards"

Besides BEE being my favorite author we haven't had a fiction novel from him in 13 years, and his last one "Imperial Bedrooms" was only 194 pages that I was able to finish in one day.

His new novel is set in LA in the 80's about a serial killer. It clocks in over 600 pages which I think might be his biggest book he's ever written. I honestly wasn't sure we would ever get a fiction novel from him again, so this is quite the pleasant surprise.

Posted Jan 4, 2023, 6:11 PM UTC

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