How It Ended: New and Collected Stories (Audiobook)

from JimCherry

In the 80's Jay McInerney and Brett Easton Ellis were being touted as the Hemingway and Fitzgerald of a new generation. I don't know if anybody had in mind which was supposed to be Hemingway and which Fitzgerald, but in, How It Ended, McInerney's book of new and collected short stories, I think M...

from Gagliarde

Jay McInerney is a genius of entertainment. His stories have the present time as background; As a conseguences you can read portraits of 80's, 90's and the new millennium, like this one.His style changes and evolves with time and you can easily relate to the charachters. For personal reasons I lo...

from bohemiangirl35

This is my first exposure to Jay McInerney, and I was pleasantly surprised at the variety in this collection of stories. So often collected stories tend to be the same thing over and over, but McInerney did a great job with presenting relationship stories without all of them sounding the same. Th...

from JimCherry

In the 80's Jay McInerney and Brett Easton Ellis were being touted as the Hemingway and Fitzgerald of a new generation. I don't know if anybody had in mind which was supposed to be Hemingway and which Fitzgerald, but in, How It Ended, McInerney's book of new and collected short stories, I think M...

from Gagliarde

Jay McInerney is a genius of entertainment. His stories have the present time as background; As a conseguences you can read portraits of 80's, 90's and the new millennium, like this one.His style changes and evolves with time and you can easily relate to the charachters. For personal reasons I lo...