Lunar Park Summary [spoilers]
The Book Standard has as short summation of Lunar Park [spoilers] up. If you want to go into Lunar Park cold, don't read it. It gives slightly more than a basic plot outline, including details that are better left discovered in the course of the novel.LINK
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[1] On May-20-2005, Kyle wrote:Let's see how long I can resist this link...
[2] On May-20-2005, Big In Japan wrote:
Chill with the spoilers Kyle. Bret, why'd you have to put the smack down on the previous link. Now I have to come over here to screw around? Damn it!
[3] On May-23-2005, Big In Japan's Mother wrote:
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[4] On May-23-2005, Jose wrote:
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[5] On May-24-2005, Alice wrote:
Great summation. Thanks for the posting!!
[6] On May-24-2005, Big In Japan wrote:
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[7] On May-25-2005, guest wrote:
Just read this: anyone know the dates/locations for the book tour yet???
AUG 22: LUNAR PARK by Bret Easton Ellis.
A novel about a best-selling novelist -- named Bret Easton Ellis -- who becomes famous and wealthy during college, suffers from celebrity burn-out, makes a new life for himself, and then watches as it all comes unraveled. Author tour: Austin, Boston, Chicago, LA, Miami, Minneapolis, NY, SF, Seattle, Toronto, DC. Announced first printing 125,000.
[8] On May-25-2005, Bret Schlyer wrote:
Got a source for those book tour stops?
[9] On May-25-2005, Bret Schlyer wrote:
Here's one source.
[10] On May-26-2005, guest wrote:
that's the one
[11] On May-27-2005, Matthew wrote:
Basic details about the book tour along with a contact address at Random House are on the back of the Lunar Park bound galley too.
[12] On May-28-2005, Jeff wrote:
I would like to know if anyone has been to an Ellis book signing before.
If so, does he mind signing multiple books? I have all his books and would be very happy to have him sign them all.
I can't wait for Lunar Park.
[13] On May-30-2005, Peter the Freshman wrote:
Bret is always extremely, unbelievably gracious at book signings and will gladly sign whatever you bring him. He does attract huge crowds, however, and some of the people at the end of the line may not be too happy if you whip out multiple books, but... fuck them -- you'll probably never see them again anyway! A joy that comes from a signed first-edition will last you a lifetime. Go for it!