伊恩·麥剋尤恩(1948—),本科畢業於布萊頓的薩塞剋斯大學,於東安吉利大學取得碩士學位。從1974年開始,麥剋尤恩在倫敦定居,次年發錶的第一部中短篇集就得到瞭毛姆文學奬。此後他的創作生涯便與各類奬項的入圍名單互相交織,其中《阿姆斯特丹》獲布剋奬,《時間的孩子》獲惠特布萊德奬,《贖罪》獲全美書評人大奬,改編的同名電影榮膺2008年金球奬最佳影片奬。近年來,隨著麥剋尤恩在主流文學圈獲得越來越高的評價,在圖書市場上創造越來越可觀的銷售記錄。
Leonard Marnham is assigned to a British-American surveillance team in Cold War Berlin. His intelligence work—tunneling under a Russian communications center to tap the phone lines to Moscow—offers him a welcome opportunity to begin shedding his own unwanted innocence, even if he is only a bit player in a grim international comedy of errors. Leonard's relationship with Maria Eckdorf, an enigmatic and beautiful West Berliner, likewise promises to loosen the bonds of his ordinary life. But the promise turns to horror in the course of one terrible evening—a night when Leonard Marnham learns just how much of his innocence he's willing to shed.
这是一段冷战时期的罗曼史,一场二战之后的间谍战,一部惊悚的犯罪心理小说……一如既往,麦克尤恩把爱情、战争、悬疑、犯罪、性,以及黑色幽默等种种元素糅合得天衣无缝,他的笔下展现的是一个萧索绝望的柏林城,在这里,纯洁无辜之人无处容身,恐惧寒冷处处笼罩着他们,直...
評分这是一段冷战时期的罗曼史,一场二战之后的间谍战,一部惊悚的犯罪心理小说……一如既往,麦克尤恩把爱情、战争、悬疑、犯罪、性,以及黑色幽默等种种元素糅合得天衣无缝,他的笔下展现的是一个萧索绝望的柏林城,在这里,纯洁无辜之人无处容身,恐惧寒冷处处笼罩着他们,直...
評分文/遆存磊 冷战时期的罗曼史,这样的字眼和故事让人不由得想起那段熟悉的音乐和一个手持PPK的英国特工——詹姆斯·邦德。不过伊恩·麦克尤恩不同于伊恩·弗莱明,他的《无辜者》里的主人公伦纳德只是英国邮局里的一个职员,而非上天入地的间谍,虽被派往德国柏林从事安...
評分I thought it could be an most average piece of work by Ian, but the story 's getting more and more interesting (though kinda sick, dark and cultish, especially the part of body dismantling...anyway it's Ian's style, to fine details). Ian's real guru of pacing up the story, the thing is moving faster and faster till the final 1/5 of the book, the climax. One shall feel a sense of "innocent stupidity", as the "truth" is being told or one thought it as being told but it wont come out as expected. Whether it's the most unforgivable sin in real world, the "innocence" of Leonard is kinda forgiven at the end, which warmifies the whole story. Maria's letter touches me a lot "... Sometimes I've been angry abt you. It was wrong of you to retreat with your anger and silence. So English! So male! If you felt betrayed you should have stood your ground and fought for what was yours... but I know really that it was your pride that made you slink away. It was the same pride that kept me from coming to London to make you marry me, I couldn't face the possibility of failure"...
评分good ol' Ian McEwan
评分Now I know what's suspense. Love him all the more!!!
评分afterread sad is very long
评分good ol' Ian McEwan
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