Previous Comments

[1] On Dec-09-2005, Lisa wrote:

Um, am I the only one having problems downloading this file? I'm using the Se interviewet med Bret Easton Ellis her: link.

[2] On Dec-10-2005, Michael wrote:

Watching this interview with Bret Easton Ellis, for some odd reason I find myself extremly annoyed. I guess because, I understand what he is saying and I love hearing him speak. Just usually with interviews (aka Katie Couric) I find myself thinking that the interview hasnt researched or understand the depth of Ellis work.

[3] On Dec-10-2005, Michael wrote:

p.s. - i so love Bret Easton Ellis reaction to when the interviewer wiping out a copy of American Psycho

[4] On Dec-10-2005, mike wrote:

"the stuff i satirize i've always been a part of..."
well put.

[5] On Dec-10-2005, KaderZ wrote:

Here's a link he did with Dutch TV. http://www.vpro.nl/programma/ram/afleveringen/24069726/

Click on video in the right. It's a fun interview.

[6] On Dec-12-2005, Theis wrote:

I cant play it. What should I do?

[7] On Dec-12-2005, Bret Schlyer wrote:

It plays fine in the most recent version of Windows Media Player, so maybe you need to upgrade. Or, are you on a MAC?

[8] On Dec-13-2005, Theis wrote:

I have the newest version of WMP. It still wont play. really weird.

could someone maybe rip it and upload it? If thats possible?

[9] On Dec-15-2005, Lisa wrote:

Theis, if you're talking about the interview this comments page is for, you have to open the file from the web site, no downloading. HTH

[10] On Dec-15-2005, Theis wrote:

I know im not supposed to download it, but it still wont play. Argh, damn!

[11] On Dec-23-2005, Merijn Mulder wrote:

"I write for myself"

If BEE is not all about the money thing, than why does he promotes his book?

[12] On Dec-23-2005, Settemod wrote:

To visit the world

[13] On Dec-24-2005, Bret Schlyer wrote:

He promotes his books because the publisher makes him do it. No publisher is going to fork over cash to a writer who has no intention of trying to sell his book - what would be the incentive of the publisher to even publish it then?

[14] On Dec-24-2005, Settemod wrote:

My comment was a joke, obviously. Ok: publisher, indeed.
But: "Lunar Park" begins, de facto, with the chronicle of a writer's tour ('til ghosts). I like to think also to the metaphorical sense of this thing - the real author's tour, the fake one, etc. - reading a book about a "double". A sort of fate, well-written-before-it-was.

Uh, forgive my english.

Best.
Settemod

[15] On Dec-29-2005, Bret Schlyer wrote:

My comment was directed at Merijn Mulder from #11.

[16] On Jan-14-2006, Andy wrote:

Nope - the link for the show doesn't work! Does anyone know another link or has a copy of the show?

[17] On Feb-13-2006, Matt wrote:

Like the interview. Interviewer seemed serious and well read regarding Ellis and in general. Just felt it dwelled maybe a little too much on politics and the current state of the world rather than the contents of the novel itself. Maybe though, that was the point.

[18] On Jun-11-2006, David wrote:

When Bret says in the book he did Less Than Zero on an 8 week crystal meth binge, and did heroin in the 90's? I have to ask because I'm reading Lunar Park and don't know where to go with it