American Psycho Author Bret Easton Ellis Tells Us Where Patrick Bateman Would Be Today

Twenty-five years after American Psycho was published as a Bloody Lampoon of the Go-Go
Twenty-five years after American Psycho was published as a Bloody Lampoon of the Go-Go '80s, the novel has been turned into a musical. The author considers his protagonist's enduring legacy in an age of even crazier money. 

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This Is How I Created PATRICK BATEMAN

American Psycho Author Bret Easton Ellis Tells Us Where Patrick Bateman Would Be Today

Monster Monday: Patrick Bateman 'American Psycho' created by Brett Easton Ellis

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You Can't Say 'American Psycho' Didn't Warn Us About This

Patrick Bateman would be working in Silicon Valley with Mark Zuckerberg now, says American Psycho author, The Independent

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