The Atlantic·4 min read·hard

Don’t Watch The Shards . Read It.

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Jeremy Gordon
Don’t Watch The Shards . Read It.
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This article critiques the television adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's work, arguing that the show fails to capture the essence of the original literature. It also reflects on Ellis's career as a defining figure of the 1980s literary 'Brat Pack'.

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It highlights the ongoing cultural tension between classic literary works and their modern screen adaptations.

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Ryan Murphy’s adaptation has transformed a great book into a bad show.

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