American Psycho

Patrick Bateman epitomizes the paradox of the American Dream with his captivating charisma, youthful vigor, and a successful career on Wall Street, along with access to the trendiest restaurants around. Yet beneath this facade of perfection lies a disturbing reality—Bateman is a psychopath, finding solace in his meticulously constructed superficial existence. This dual life leads readers into a sinister realm where ambition and societal ideals spiral into the grotesque.

Renowned author Bret Easton Ellis delivers this unsettling narrative in "American Psycho," a book that has sparked much debate and gained notoriety as a modern literary classic. With an introduction by Irvine Welsh, this novel stands out as a best-selling exploration of humanity's darkest impulses, merging shocking violence with biting humor to create an unforgettable and provocative black comedy.