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I've done a fair amount of research into the gothic novel and I get where Anne Radcliffe is coming from, but I think there's no reason for the ghastly poetry.
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I must admit, I don't care much for poetry, unless its Byron.
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American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis
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Book and film both excellent
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The movie is great! Still working on the book,so far its great as well!
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Harold Schechter's The Serial Killer Files for the 5th time, the perfect guide to serial killers well-known (Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy) and not so well-known, but very prolific and fascinating (Luis Alfredo Garavito, Javed Iqbal); can't recommend this book enough.
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That's a good book. You should read Colin Wilson's stuff. By the way, if you're really into serial killers and true crime, you might like my Murderland books. I know it's an easy, cheap plug, but a lot of people have enjoyed them and you might too.
http://www.amazon.com/Murderland-Par...ref=pd_sim_b_1
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Murderland seems more Clockwork Orangish than Brave New Worldish to me....
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Film or book?
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