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William Trevor

Penguin Books

2005-9-27

256

USD 15.00

Paperback

9780143035916

图书标签: William_Trevor 爱尔兰短篇小说英语文学文学 fiction English.Literature 英国文学

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William Trevor is truly a Chekhov for our age, and a new collection of stories from him is always a cause for celebration. In these twelve stories, a waiter divulges a shocking life of crime to his ex-wife; a woman repeats the story of her parentsa unstable marriage after a horrible tragedy; a schoolgirl regrets gossiping about the cuckolded man who tutors her; and, in the volumeas title story, a middle-aged accountant offers his reasons for ending a love affair. At the heart of this stunning collection is Trevoras characteristic tenderness and unflinching eye for both the humanizing and dehumanizing aspects of modern urban and rural life.

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著者简介

威廉•特雷弗，爱尔兰当代文学巨匠，被《纽约客》杂志称为“当代英语世界最伟大的短篇小说家”。他于1928年生于爱尔兰科克郡米切尔斯敦一个中产阶级新教家庭，在外省度过了童年时代，后到都柏林大学圣三一学院历史系求学。他先后做过雕塑家、教师、广告公司文案。从1954年起，他和妻子移居英国。自1958年出版第一部长篇小说《行为标准》以来，威廉•特雷弗已创作近二十部中长篇小说、数百部短篇小说，还著有多部戏剧剧本、童书及散文集。他先后三次获得英国惠特布雷德图书奖，五次入围布克奖。2002年，英国女王伊丽莎白二世授予他骑士爵位。2008年，他获得爱尔兰图书奖终身成就奖。

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偷情当然应该静的，于是你从他们极力克制的动静，看得到他们面临分手也极度隐忍克制，一个过激的表情都不曾出现；话少到两个重复的alright都会留有莫大的想象空间。但静也不全是偷偷的，还有彼此之间的熟稔和深爱，一个掏口袋找烟的举动设计地极妙，看不见实情，摸不到，没有气味，无声响，足够体现。分手不是因为不爱，爱还在，但小于彼此的痛苦。最后的分别，橱窗前的倒影也不曾留恋，都藏在 delicacy of their reticence里。

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The world, not she, had failed.

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作者果然是乔伊斯的粉，阅读中一直有《都柏林人》的错觉……

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Unspoken, understood, their rules of love had not been broken in the distress of ending what was not ended and never would be. Nothing of love had been destroyed today...the future was less bleak than now it seemed, that in it there still would be the delicacy of their reticence, and they themselves as love had made them for a while.