Ménage a McInerney: Author All Up In Bret Easton Ellis Three-Way
For its December issue, Playboy gives us all a gift: They asked a handful of writers to tell them about their favorite erotic writing in literary history past and present — and none, surprisingly, picked passages from Penthouse Forum.
Jay McInerney name-checks a bunch — Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Susan Minot‘s Rapture (which he calls heavily digressive), among others — but seems to have a special, uh, fondness for Bret Easton Ellis‘ Glamorama, one of “the steamiest and sexiest pieces of writing in recent decades”:
Ellis’ exhaustive account of an hour in the life of a mé a trois.
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