Title: Less than Memorable
Product review: Ellis seems to be distinguishing himself as something of a one-trick pony in terms both of compositional style and the themes of his novels. As I read the first two chapters I was reminded fleetingly of Huysman's "A Rebours", but this novel is much less interesting. I noted that one reviewer compared this work to episodes of "Melrose Place" but I find the comparison to be unfair to Aaron Spelling, whose characters are generally more interesting.
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