from Mari Hall found.dead.in.texas@airmail.net
Fred Willard wrote:
>
> I actually rather liked American Psycho. I took it
was a very funny book.
> I'm not sure if that reaction was what was intended
or not, or if it
> suggests that I'm a psycho too, but I was laughing
through a lot of it.
>
> I particularly was amused by the sections evaluating
consumer
> goods sandwiched between the mayhem.
>
> I had the same reaction to much of Resevoir Dogs. I
though parts of
> it were wildly funny.
>
> I'm going to be in Greenville, S.C. tomorrow (Sunday)
for a signing
> with 35 writers, primarily crime fiction writers.
It's at a Barnes and
> Noble. Don't know who the others will be.
>
> Please warn the citizens of that fair city to hide
all the sharp
> implements during the middle of the day while I'm
there.
>
> Fred
>
> > Hey, I'm no wimp. I didn't say it was the
violence itself I couldn't
> > take, but that the style Raymond has didn't grab
me. I didn't like Ellis'
> > _American Psycho_ (another very violent book)
either, for the same
> > reasons.
> >
> > Bill
> > --
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| Caveat
> > lector. "'Whom are you?' said he, for he had
been to night school." -
> > George Ade
>
> Please note new addresses below:
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>
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