Nobel Prize in Literature. Me, Alice? Monroe
run away
? She is a master of contemporary short stories. ?
Escape may be the end of the old. Maybe it's a new beginning. Maybe it's just trivial moments, just like the easy steps on the way to the theater, just like the thoughts by the window in the afternoon.
Carla, who ran away from home at the age of eighteen, now plans to escape her husband and marriage;
Juliet gave up her academic career and resolutely went to the country people she met on the train.
Penelope, who lived with her mother since childhood, suddenly disappeared one day and disappeared again;
Grace, who has talked about marriage, fled with her fiance's brother for an afternoon in a blink of an eye.
The fleeting thoughts that escape again and again are so unpredictable and irresistible. Maybe you have been quietly reversed by them, or maybe you have forgotten them gently.
The details of their lives are experienced by women all over the world every day; The emotion behind the details is something that countless women have never noticed in their lives.
Alice. Monroe
Canadian woman writer, known as? The greatest contemporary short story writer? . Most of her stories are set in rural towns and their neighboring areas. The characters in the story are no different from the real people, and they have all experienced birth, illness, death, marriage and divorce. However, behind the fragrant words of the earth are colorful descriptions of serious topics such as growing pains, birth and death.
Second, Naipaul
A big bend in the river
His works combine insightful narration with exploration unaffected by the secular world, which is the driving force for us to explore the truth from distorted history.
A Big Bend in the River is the representative work of V.S. Naipaul, which was praised by the media. The last great epic of modernism? . The New York Times said: V.S. Naipaul is a writer with strong spirit. He is not confused by the shallowness and vulgarity of contemporary history. Naipaul's indomitable spirit in A Big Bend of the River is like a man before and a man after: darkness is darkness, and Naipaul never disdains to draw a bright lace for it to conform to the so-called political correctness.
The colonists are gone. The country became independent.
Salem came all the way to the small town near the big river bend. Every breath of air and dust he came into contact with seemed to exude the fragrance of dreams and the future. It seems that people from all over the world are coming here, rolling in like water hyacinths to the town. Water hyacinth with purple flowers is silent.
But in a blink of an eye, Salem found that there was always endless panic in prosperity. No matter how hard he struggles, he will always be an empty-handed stranger, and he has completely lost his place to go back.
On the black river, only the water hyacinth is still silent.
Naipaul
British writer, born in an Indian immigrant family, began to write in 1950s. His works include Miguel Street, Mr. Si Tong and the Knight Companion, Free Country, Big Bend and so on. Indian trilogy? Masked Drama in Africa and so on.
Third, Pamuk.
My name is red.
? In the pursuit of the melancholy soul of his hometown, he found a new symbol of conflict and interlacing among civilizations. ?
Pamuk told a historical suspense story in the words of a storyteller in a pub. My name is Red has three levels: it is a murder story, a philosophical novel and a love poem. The jade poetry story quoted by others cannot but admire Pamuk's possession. Charming artistic talent and demonic wisdom? .
Whether in his own country or overseas, Pamuk has the ability to stand on two worlds, which also makes him a great success in business. His works have been translated into twenty languages. His novels indirectly quoted ancient Sufi stories and Islamic legends, and combined them with popular culture, making him the first Turkish novelist in the mainstream of European literature.
Orhan? Pamuk
One of the three core novelists in contemporary Europe and a world-renowned master of Turkish literature was born in Istanbul. In 2006, he won the Nobel Prize in Literature. His works include the French Prize for Literature and Art, Italian Greenzana? The three major European literary awards, including Carver Literature Award and Dublin Literature Award, have been translated and published in more than 40 languages.
Fourth, glass.
Peel onions
? This tragic fable depicts the forgotten historical face of mankind in its frolicking. ?
Gü nter, the iconic figure of German society? In this explosive memoir, Glass revealed the secret he had concealed for 60 years, which caused a shock in the world literary world. The glass ss incident? . For a time, "peeling onions" became the headline news of major media in the world. After the 80-year-old Grasse first publicly acknowledged this life stain, he was savagely attacked by literary circles, political circles, critics and other parties. Peeling Onions triggered the most influential cultural event in recent years.
In his memoir Peeling Onions, Grass described his life experiences from 12 to 32 years old, from 1939 when World War II broke out to the completion of the tin drum in Paris. Glass claimed that the outbreak of war at the age of 12 meant the end of his childhood. His childhood memories are often unreliable, and his experiences after The Tin Drum are well known and need not be written in his memoirs.
In the book, he questioned his young self again and again, peeling off the memory layer by layer, although it was a painful, difficult and tearful process, because Glass thought? A form must be found for this book. It is a well-known fact that our memories and selfies may be deceptive and often deceptive.
Curtis. glass
Writer, sculptor and painter was born in Danzig. He is the most influential writer in contemporary Germany, and his literary creation involves novels, poems and essays.
5. Hertha? Miao Lei
Breathing pendulum
? He focused on the truthfulness of poetry and prose, and described the life picture of the unemployed. ?
? This is a work about political documentary literature that cannot be ignored. ? The German "Time Weekly" literary criticism was given to Hertha? Mueller's novel The Pendulum of Breathing is such an evaluation.
This work tells the story of a prisoner in a Soviet labor camp after World War II. In the authoritarian society of that period, arrest, torture and murder could happen at any time, and this horrible shadow filled the air that people breathed in their daily lives like a smell. Hertha? Mill expressed this suffocating sense of terror in her works in a unique way.
This novel mainly describes one person, namely Oscar? It is risky for Pastio to turn his fate into a literary work, because it must be able to convince those who know Oscar? Pastio's people must also be able to convince those who have experienced this period of history but can't get rid of this terrible past.
The victims of that era included not only the Nazis themselves, but also those who were captured by the victors at that time: for example, all Romanian Germans aged from 7 to 45 were sent to Soviet labor camps at 1945+0. Oscar, a Romanian poet at the age of 17? Pastiaux and Hertha? Muller's mother was also exiled. What happened, Oscar? Pastiaux and Hertha? Mill had a similar experience. Their similarity lies in their belief in the inner power of language, which can cross the surface of words and reach the truth itself. Because of this, the two screenwriters decided to finish Hertha together. Mill started this literary work on 200 1.
Hertha? bridle
Romanian-born German female novelist, poet and essayist is called by German media? An outsider in German literature? .
Representative works: I have everything, beyond light years, the boundary of walking, the running of rivers, the pendulum of breathing, etc.
Hertha? Muller's writing not only reveals the essence of poetry, but also describes and depicts daily life in detail, both of which are stored harmoniously in his works in a wonderful way.
Sixth, Lusa.
greenhouse
? He described the power structure in detail, and gave a sharp description of individual resistance, resistance and failure. ?
The story of "The Green House" takes place in two places far apart, one is the city of Piura in the coastal desert area of Peru, and the other is Santa Maria, who can do business and preach in the center of the Amazon basin. De? The symbol of the story of Niwa Town is the very famous green house, an amusement center built by anselmo, a foreigner.
Want to know more about Mario? Vargas? Reading The Green House, a classic novel in the history of Latin American literature, is an indispensable experience for those who write Lusa's narrative works.
The sheriff glanced at Mammy Patrosiniu, and the flesh fly was still on her forehead. The motorboat bumped on the muddy river, and the trees like walls on both sides exuded sticky steam. The policemen were naked and curled up under the awning and fell asleep under the yellow-green sun at noon. The little man's head rested on the stomach of the nuisance; Yellow hair sweating like rain; The nigger snored with his mouth open. A group of small insects followed the motorboat; Butterflies, bees and flesh flies fly from one body to another; The motor made a uniform tut-tut, choked and then tut-tut. The pilot Neves steered the boat with his left hand and a cigarette in his right hand. His face was shiny, he wore a straw hat and his face was expressionless. People in these forest areas are different from ordinary people, not so sweaty. Sister Angelica sat straight at the stern with her eyes closed. She has at least 1000 wrinkles on her face. She sticks out the tip of her tongue from time to time to lick the sweat on her moustache and spit it out. Poor old woman, how can you stand this turbulence? The flesh fly flapped its blue wings, shook it gently, left Mammy Patrosiniu's red forehead, circled in the white light and disappeared.
Mario? Vargas? Lusa
Writer and poet, with dual nationality of Peru and Spain, is Latin America? A literary explosion? One of the main commanders. What did the mysterious novel skills and rich and varied and profound contents bring him? Master of structural realism? The title of.
Perhaps this is the meaning of literature? Useless? . Liang Wendao said, read some? Useless? Books, perhaps in addition to all the known, keep an opportunity to surpass themselves, and some great changes in life begin from this moment.
Seven, alexeyevich.
Second hand time
? Her polyphonic works have become a memorial to the suffering and courage of our time. ?
Through oral interviews, this book tells the life of ordinary Russians and the price they paid for their disillusionment during the painful social transformation from 199 1 to 20 12. Their true stories witnessed the changes of the whole society at the historical turning point and endowed this far-reaching history with a human face.
The author traces the historical process of the Soviet Union and its disintegration, allowing ordinary little people to tell their own stories. From scholars to cleaners, everyone is looking for the meaning of life again. How do people pursue their beliefs and dreams, how do they tell their secrets and fears, and how do people rethink what it is? Russia? And then what? Russian? Why can't they adapt to the rapid modernization? Why are you still separated from Europe after nearly two hundred years?
It has been more than twenty years since the disintegration of the Soviet Union. Russians rediscovered the world, and the world rediscovered Russia. A new generation has grown up, and their dreams are no longer about dreams, nor are they as concerned about faith as their parents in the 1990s. In the past twenty years, people have seen a brand-new Russia, but it is no longer the Russia that anyone ever dreamed of.
? A micro-Russian history in the second half of the 20th century, with pen power reaching the Putin era. ? German media praised the book for capturing the smallest mosaic, but it spelled out a complete picture of the post-Soviet era.
Alexeyevich
Святлана Аляксандра? на Алекс? ев? ч
Journalist and essayist, born in Belarus. His published works include: The Non-Female Face of War, The Last Witness, Memories of Chernobyl, etc.
Eight, Patrick? Modiano
Grass at night
? He used the art of memory to show the most elusive human destiny and the world people lived in during the German occupation. ?
Is this his job? Between dreaming and waking up? , use? Memory and forgetfulness, fragments of reality and light of fantasy? Woven another colorful one? Brilliant flowers? , is that him? Islands writing? Another charming island appeared on the sea.
In an old notebook from the 1960s, a writer found traces of the past. Fifty years later, the words recorded in the notebook took him back to Mon panas, the university town, the left bank and that? Decolonization? Time magazine. At that time, he was in close contact with a young woman named Dany. However, walking on the streets of Paris at 20 12, what happened at 1966 became suspicious. She hid many facts: her real name, her activities, and a huge secret police station that really bothered her. There are files of her and several acquaintances and friends in the police station, but the clues to the truth are still looming. The dislocation of time and space and the confusion between reality and poetry make this novel a confusing fantasy of youth.
Patrick? Modiano
French contemporary famous writer, 20 14 Nobel Prize in Literature winner.
Modiano's novels often turn their vision back to the past years by searching, investigating, recalling, exploring and describing? Disappear? Past; He is also good at using symbolism to express profound meaning through an image.
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