Clay, a successful screenwriter, has returned from New York to Los Angeles to help cast his new movie, and he's soon drifting through a long-familiar circle that will leave him no choice but to plumb the darkest recesses of his character and come to terms with his proclivity for betrayal.
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Imperial Bedrooms
Clay, a successful screenwriter, has returned from New York to Los Angeles to help cast his new movie, and he's soon drifting through a long-familiar circle that will leave him no choice but to plumb the darkest recesses of his character and come to terms with his proclivity for betrayal.
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Reviewed by George Patrick HaneThis is such a fucked up book—and I really enjoyed reading it. While in <b>Less Than Zero</b> there was still some feeling beneath the surface of numbness that gave the novel its terrifying depth, <b>Imperial Bedrooms</b> is pure nihilism: flat, empty, lifeless. Not a good book literally—morally—or literarily.