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SYNOPSIS

 


REVIEWS

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PRESS

"The Informers skillfully accomplishes its goal of depicting a modern moral wasteland...arguably Ellis's best."           -The Boston Globe

"The Informers cuts a more sweeping swath through Less Than Zero's dazzling, decadent California lifestyle...[It] is clearly the work of a wiser, more self-assured writer."             - Miami Heraldt

"Sparkles with a disturbing mix of humor and ultraviolence."
                                                                           -Detroit Free Press

A profoundly moral writer [with a] characteristically spare and hypnotic prose style which beats out these lives of quiet desperation with a slow pulse as gentle as it is compelling...Ellis has been compared to Fitzgerald and here we see why."
                                                                               -Modern Review

"The Informers is full of morbid Gothic sensibility, sick joke and outrageous detail...hilarious...ambitious...It [has] sharp observations and impeccably controlled prose."                          -Newsday

"The Informers shows the work of a writer at the peak of his powers, deeply concerned with the moral decline of our society. The book takes us from the first to the seventh circles of hell, from Salinger to de Sade."                                               -Will Self

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