Bret Easton Ellis
American author
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| January 17 2023 | Ellis published The Shards, a fictionalized memoir focusing on his adolescence in Los Angeles. |
| January 17 2023 | Ellis published The Shards, a fictionalized memoir focusing on his adolescence in Los Angeles. |
| 2020 | Ellis wrote the screenplay for 'Smiley Face Killers' film. |
| 2020 | Ellis wrote the screenplay for 'Smiley Face Killers' film. |
| 2019 | Ellis published his first non-fiction work, White, a collection of essays on contemporary political culture. |
| 2019 | Ellis published his first non-fiction work, White, a collection of essays on contemporary political culture. |
| April 2018 | Started a Patreon for the Bret Easton Ellis Podcast to provide instant access to new episodes. |
| April 2018 | Started a Patreon for the Bret Easton Ellis Podcast to provide instant access to new episodes. |
| 2016 | Ellis wrote and directed 'The Deleted', a webseries. |
| 2016 | Ellis wrote the screenplay for 'The Curse of Downers Grove' film. |
| 2016 | Ellis wrote and directed 'The Deleted', a webseries. |
| 2016 | Ellis wrote the screenplay for 'The Curse of Downers Grove' film. |
| 2013 | Ellis writes the screenplay for the film The Canyons. |
| 2013 | Ellis writes the screenplay for the film The Canyons. |
| November 18 2013 | Launched a podcast with PodcastOne Studios, focusing on open and honest conversations with guests about their work, inspirations, life experiences, music, and movies. |
| November 18 2013 | Launched a podcast with PodcastOne Studios, focusing on open and honest conversations with guests about their work, inspirations, life experiences, music, and movies. |
| 2012 | Wrote the screenplay for the independent film The Canyons, which was released in 2013. |
| 2012 | Ellis publicly came out as gay in an op-ed for The Daily Beast. |
| 2012 | Wrote the screenplay for the independent film The Canyons, which was released in 2013. |
| 2012 | Ellis publicly came out as gay in an op-ed for The Daily Beast. |
| 2010 | Ellis publishes Imperial Bedrooms, marketed as a sequel to Less than Zero. |
| 2010 | Ellis publishes Imperial Bedrooms, marketed as a sequel to Less than Zero. |
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