Disco Bloodbath : A Fabulous But True Tale of Murder in Clubland Books

Pros: A quick, page-turning read, entertaining, funny.
Cons: Unique grammatical and punctuation choices.

Disco Bloodbath is the non-fiction story of the rise and fall of the New York City club promoting superstar Michael Alig. One of his close friends who was there through it all, author James St. James, recounts the story. The book begins with ...

Pros: A look into a whole new world that sweeps you away on a rollercoaster ride...
Cons: get used to a lot of CAPITALS and BOLD

Lately I seem to be picking the strange and bizarre as subjects for my reviews and those who have been following them are sure to be pleased with my latest choice. Enter the world of clubland, where life is fabulous and the weirder you are, the more you...

Pros: The only comedic true life murder story
Cons: James St. James is hardly Shakespeare

Disco Bloodbath is a book seriously worth reading. While it may not be a literary masterpiece, it holds the reader and keeps one turning the page. The success of the book is not in the author's talent, but more in the story that the author recounts....

Pros: Fascinating Insight
Cons: more detail would have been interesting as to how crazy the scene actually was.

I put off reading this book because I wasn't sure if I wanted to read it. I have taken a few courses at NYU and found many familiar acquaintences that I had made from the scene. I was a frequent member of Limelight, Tunnel, and USA and have seen what a...