2017诺贝尔文学奖得主 石黑一雄作品 火热预售中，预计11月中旬到货，先订先发 The Remains of the Day: Faber Modern Classics 石黑一雄：长日留痕 Kazuo Ishiguro (作者) 基本信息 出版社: Faber Faber; Main - Faber Modern Classics (2015年4月2日) 平装: 272页 语种： 英语 ISBN: 0571322735 条形码: 9780571322732 商品尺寸: 12.9 x 2 x 19.8 cm 商品重量: 304 g ASIN: 0571322735 内容简介 The Remains of the Day won the 1989 Booker Prize and cemented Kazuo Ishiguro's place as one of the world's greatest writers. David Lodge, chairman of the judges in 1989, said, it's "a cunningly structured and beautifully paced performance". This is a haunting evocation of lost causes and lost love, and an elegy for England at a time of acute change. Ishiguro's work has been translated into more than forty languages and has sold millions of copies worldwide. Stevens, the lon
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Paperback: 880 pages Publisher: Vintage (Jan. 10 2012) Language: English ISBN-10: 0307947173 ISBN-13: 978-0307947178 Product Dimensions: 13.8 x 4.3 x 20.3 cm Shipping Weight: 839 g Charles Dickens s most famous novel was also his own favorite, and the one that drew most on his own life story. David Copperfield is the classic account of a boy growing up in a world that is by turns magical, fearful, and grimly realistic. In a book that is part fairy tale and part thinly veiled autobiography, Dickens transmutes his experiences into a brilliant series of comic and sentimental adventures in the spirit of the great eighteenth-century novelists he so much admired. Few readers can fail to be touched by David s fate, and fewer still to be delighted by his story. The cruel Murdstone, the feckless Micawber, the unctuous and sinister Uriah Heep, and David Copperfield himself, into whose portrait Dickens poured so much of his own early life, form an enduring part of our literary leg
No writer of his time exerted the magical appeal of Gabriel Garc a M rquez. In this long-awaited autobiography, the great Nobel laureate tells the story of his life from his birth in1927 to the moment in the 1950s when he proposed to his wife. The result is as spectacular as his finest fiction. Here is Garc a M rquez s shimmering evocation of his childhood home of Aracataca, the basis of the fictional Macondo. Here are the members of his ebulliently eccentric family. Here are the forces that turned him into a writer. Warm, revealing, abounding in images so vivid that we seem to be remembering them ourselves, Living to Tell the Tale is a work of enchantment.
