In Bret Easton Ellis’s work, Jeff Hobbs writes, scenes “of rape and dismemberment and a relentless focus on viscera tended to be the point for many reviewers and outraged op-eds.“ More curious to Hobbs, however, was “the apathetic and cruel ways with which many of his characters behaved towards each other“—a striking contrast with the man he knew.
In Bret Easton Ellis’s work, Jeff Hobbs writes, scenes “of rape and dismemberment and a relentless focus on viscera tended to be the point for many reviewers and outraged op-eds.“ More curious to Hobbs, however, was “the apathetic and cruel ways with which many of his characters behaved towards each other“—a striking contrast with the man he knew.
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