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"His most ambitious book yet."                       - Rolling Stone

"The perfect fin de siècle novel...Sick, twisted, and possibly brilliant." 
                                                                      -The Advocate

"A wonderful lampooning of people badly needing a good lampooning...Ellis's dialogue is fresh and energetic. His narration is deliciously decadent."
                                                                      -The Plain Dealer

"Pure Ellis- brimming with unsettling details, ironic dialogue, and black humor...[He] moves Victor through a series of implausible situations so masterfully that the reader is willing to suspend disbelief."                                                                                 -Vogue

"An American masterpiece...This is writing of extraordinary wit and precision."                                                      -Spin

"Nearly alone among his contemporaries, [Ellis has] had the courage, and the genius, never to leave the literary playing field as he found it."                                                                   -Scotland on Sunday

"A comic, and frightening story...The pleasures of a celebrity-worshipping narrative overlaying a violent, chilling and, in the style of Ballard, instructive plot are too great to ignore."
                                                                       -Newsday

"An affirmation inside a horror story...[Ellis is] a master stylist with hideously interesting new-fangled manners and the heart of an old-fashioned moralist."
                                                                      -The Observer, London

"Impeccable...cold and pitiless and modern...[Ellis] captures a cultural moment of radical dandyhood, where distinctions of sexuality seem less important than whether you look like a model and wear Prada."
                                                                      -The Village Voice

"Compelling and scary. A political thriller bursting with conspiracies, double agents and international terrorism. Glamorama is like a Semtex attack on our superficialities."
                                                                     -The Face

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