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Review title: In Agreement: Pure Carnage
Product review: I'm not much for reading fiction literature on psychopathy, but for some odd reason, I thought I'd take the chance and give Ellis's book a read (being it is so critically acclaimed and all). I was incredibly disappointed. The book contains nothing of substance (especially philosophical substance) but filth and carnage. If you want to have an accurate depiction of psychopathy, forget fiction - go pick up Robert Hare's Without Conscience or Hervey Cleckley's classic, Mask of Sanity. And as for a reviewer's earlier association between Fight Club and American Psycho - you can't compare the two. Fight Club isn't about regaining manhood and neither is American Psycho. Fight Club is about the postmodern generation unable to be emotionally satiated by today's overwhelming dosage of feigned and simulated sentiments. American Psycho is just a sick book about people who are too rich for their own good.
