Description
In the glittering, morally bankrupt landscape of 1980s Los Angeles, a privileged young man returns home for Christmas vacation, only to find himself adrift in a world of casual nihilism and disaffection. As Clay navigates the excesses of his peers—endless parties, rampant drug use, and superficial relationships—he grapples with fading connections to his girlfriend and best friend, who are spiraling into darker paths. This unflinching portrayal plunges into the heart of a generation lost to materialism and despair, exploring themes of alienation, addiction, and the search for meaning amidst moral decay. Bret Easton Ellis masterfully captures the zeitgeist of an era, delivering a potent and unforgettable narrative.
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paperback
Vintage
Published Jun 30, 1998
225 pages
ISBN: 9780679781493
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Details
First Published
1985
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis.