James Ellroy introduces Perfidia at University Book Store - Seattle

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Enjoy the ever amazing James Ellroy!
This fall, legendary crime writer James Ellroy returns to the scene of his greatest literary success-1940s Los Angeles-in the first installment of a four-book series that begins the day before the attack on Pearl Harbor and spans through the end of WWII. In Perfidia, Ellroy's new saga of crime and corruption opens with the grisly murder of a Japanese family that brings together both new and familiar characters from Los Angeles' darkest corners. Can't wait to uncover the stories and scandals that shaped the city and its corrupt police force in the years before The Black Dahlia and L.A. Confidential? Buy your copy today at any of our locations or online at ubookstore.com
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27 июн 2024

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@kenthomas856 7 лет назад

*Excellent speaker; demanding writer.*

@petebondurant1615 3 года назад

Re-reading now, so I just caught this. Have seen Ellroy at several readings in NY, this was far superior. Thanks for posting.

@phillipanthony2402 2 года назад

Perfidia is good?

@jeangove01 8 лет назад

What a beautiful voice

@francissookraj3202 7 месяцев назад

James Ellroy is a funny guy maybe somewhat eccentric, but amusing. I read LA Confidential, The Black Dahlia, The Big Nowhere, My Dark Places, all good books.

@karloskar74 9 лет назад

Thanks!

@dogwoodfan777 2 года назад

This video is a prime example of why they usually have the audience speak into a microphone during a Q&A.

@kentjensen4504 Год назад

This was great.

@HabAnagarek 8 лет назад

I'd love to know what Ellroy thinks of the film Dark Blue.

@Tony-hu7uk 10 месяцев назад

He said in another interview that it was a bad film.I really like Dark Blue but wasn't surprised that he didn't like it,he doesn't seem to like any movie I thought it was way better than LA Confidential.

@Waltham1892 8 лет назад

I love James Ellroy, but I'm at page 500 and the sub-plots are impossible to keep track of. Nice to see the Dudster back in action...

@coryc0213 8 лет назад

Did the Dudster just blush?

@Waltham1892 8 лет назад

+coryc0213 Oh lad, credit where credit is due...

@francissookraj3202 7 месяцев назад

Which book are you reading from ?

@watchdog304 5 лет назад

Talk about authors who challenge and make their readers work for the ultimate payoffs. No one in the last half century does it better than Ellroy imho. I've read the LA Quartet, Underworld USA Trilogy and am reading Perfindia now. Absolutely brilliant novels. My all time favorite novel by Ellroy & in general is LA Confidential. The movie was fantastic as well, but only about 20% of the whole story. "The Black Dahlia"(the movie is watchable, I guess.) & "Blood's a Rover" are very, very close to it though. Can not wait to finish "Perfidia" and get "This Storm"!

@kentjensen4504 Год назад

To this channel: that's KAY Lake, not Kate Lake.

@sflurp 4 года назад

What a cutie, that James Ellroy

@jordantsak7683 9 лет назад

Απόλαυση!

@user-sw2lv3zp6o 7 лет назад

Que?

@flaccidusminimus2170 6 лет назад

28:59 - This response is one of the few moments of Ellroy's public life where he is genuinely, overtly dispensing with the persona and feeding us the straight dope. I don't think I've ever caught him admitting this about the era of his youth in any other interview.

@sflurp 4 года назад

Flaccidus Minimus true. It’s amazing how people continue to take the schtick seriously. If they didn’t I’m sure we’d get more straight Ellroy, without the troll pyrotechnics.

@flaccidusminimus2170 6 лет назад

This is definitely Ellroy at his most humble and sincere. Not much performance.

@watchdog304 6 лет назад

What does "Remanent Chenza" mean or translate to?

@JHarder1000 5 лет назад

reminesences,,rememberance of things past,

@The1976spirit 5 лет назад

When did you accept Dwight David Eisenhower really exists? As a fan of FDR this must have been a shock for you, I presume. Once upon in the puberty------or better------- Once upon in the reality----how to start this short novel?