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Richard Yates

Vintage Classics

2008

240

GBP 9.99

Paperback

Vintage Yates

9780099518563

圖書標籤: 小說英文原版 RichardYates 理查德·耶茨美國文學美國文學英文

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The famous opening line of the novel warns of the bleak narrative to follow, "Neither of the Grimes sisters would have a happy life, and looking back it always seemed that the trouble began with their parents’ divorce." Emily and Sarah Grimes are sisters who share little in terms of character but much in terms of disappointment with their lives. Emily, the more intellectual and cosmopolitan of the two, seeks love in numerous disappointing affairs and short-term relationships while Sarah, the prettier and more conventional sister, marries young and bears children to an uncouth and abusive husband. Their troubled, rootless mother, Pookie, like many Yatesian matriarchs, is likely modeled on his own mother, who was nicknamed "Dookie". The novel, beginning in the 1930s when the sisters are children and ending in the 1970s with Sarah's death, primarily revolves around Emily as the book's central character, though the book employs Yates' characteristic and seamless shifts of consciousness throughout.

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Richard Yates (February 3, 1926 – November 7, 1992) was an American novelist and short story writer. He was a chronicler of mid-20th century mainstream American life, often cited as artistically residing somewhere between J.D. Salinger and John Cheever. He is regarded as the foremost novelist of the post-WWII Age of Anxiety.

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作者像是個溫柔而冷靜的旁觀者，流水般的筆觸寫齣迫人的憂傷。沉穩的筆調下是平靜而又殘酷的痛和孤獨。當Peter說“if we have another girl we might name her after you”時，Emily哭，我也哭，因為我知道她和她姐姐一樣，等於是死瞭。

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在去德裏的飛機上一口氣讀完。The best novel I've read in a long long time. 驚心。兩姐妹孤獨自私懦弱不知道自己要什麼。像你我一樣。

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就算認定瞭孤獨和徒勞還是會惶恐而感傷 | 太用力和不夠用力之間的關係還真是微妙

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As touching as it is real, as beautiful as it is sad.

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最怕像是中瞭詛咒，成為這輩子注定不會開心的人。敏感、脆弱、尖銳、自私、任性、疏離、熱情、懦弱、瘋狂……耶茨寫盡失敗者的百態，不過是在寫終身未能扭轉孤獨命運的自己。不瞭解世道運轉的規律嗎？還是性格確實不可能改變？囿於童年的陰影，受到弗洛伊德醫生精神分析的詛咒，而無法解決愛和歸屬感的問題，於是即使有所成就也是以極大的毅力沉湎於痛苦中完成的，其結果不是早逝就是早衰。愛與歸屬感，是長期以來亟待解決的核心問題。