The Informers Av Bret Easton Ellis

<p><b>&lsquo;A writer at the peak of his powers . . . The book takes us from the first to the seventh circles of hell, from Salinger to de Sade&rsquo; - Will Self</b><br><br><b><i>The Informers</i> is a collection of short stories with intertwining characters, from the author of <i>American Psycho</i> and <i>Less Than Zero</i>, Bret Easton Ellis.</b><br><br>Their voices enfold us as seamlessly as those of DJs heard over a car radio. The characters go to the same schools. They eat at the same restaurants. They have sex with the same boys and girls. They buy from the same dealers.<br><br>Fusing voices into an intense, impressionistic narrative that blurs genders, generations and even identities, these stories capture the lives of a group of people, connected in the way only people in L.A. can be &ndash; suffering from nothing less than the death of the soul.</p>