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'Less than Zero' author's book pulled
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Best-selling author Bret EASTon Ellis blasted Simon & Schuster yesterday for the publisher'sith hour decision to axe a serial killer who multitasks women, saying it smacks of censorship.
"If all this had been brought up 11 months ago, I would not say that." Ellis said. "But when it comes this late in the game, and it seems that it was Marvin Davis that does not respond to kind of fiction, then it is censorship."
Ellis' third novel, "American Psycho."
Ellis was referring to the head of Paramount Communications Inc., Steve's parent company The publishing company. The publication that it would not print Wednesday that it would not print
Simon & Schuster spokesperson Barbara Reno said the company would not comment on Ellis' charges.
Chairperson Richard Snyder told The Washington Post he was not pressured by Paramount.
He said that he learned of the violent content of the book only recently and that editors who bought it made an incorrect decision.
"It was I who decided we should not put our name on this book," Snyder said. "It's a matter of taste." He said帕蒙勷 agreed with his brother.
Ellis, whose previous novels "Less Than Zero" and "The Rules of
Attraction" also were published by Simon & Schuster, said. "I think it would have been a matter of taste if this had been raised or discussed 12 months ago when the final draft was first handed in, not after jackets were printed up, the book typeset, 250 bound galleries made."
"American Psycho" had a January publication date and was scheduled to be shipped to stores next month.
Ellis' book, which includes graphic passages of women being dismembered and cannibalized, was critically evident in Spy and Time magazines.
Ellis said Simon & Schuster's action meant the end of his relationship with the company.
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IMPORTANT H.O.P.E.AWARD INFORMATION
The name of a H.O.P.E. Award Finalist is omitted from the advertisement in Wednesday's Kansan, due to a printing error. To insure fairness for the six faculty finalists, the Board of Class Officers has invalidated all votes cast on Wednesday, November 14. Re-voting will take place on Thursday and Friday, November 15 and 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the rotunda of Strong hall and on the north side of Summerfield Hall. Any seniors who voted on Wednesday MUST VOTE AGAIN IN THE BALLOTING ON NOVEMBER 15 AND 16. You must have your KU I.D. to vote. The Board of Class Officers apologizes for any inconveniences
The H.O.P.E. Award Finalists Are:
Zamir Bavel Professor of Computer Science
Beverly Davenport Sypher Associate Professor of Communication Studies
Pete Rowland Associate Professor of Political Science
Robert Rowland Associate Professor of Communications Studies
Rick Snyder Professor of Psychology
Craig Martin
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