遠方的鼓聲 (村上春樹)
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遠方的鼓聲 (村上春樹)

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遠方的鼓聲 (村上春樹): : 424 14. 8 x 21 cm : 20009 37 40 3 1986 1989 3 3

作者: 村上春樹 | 譯者: 賴明珠 | 繁體中文 | 424 頁 | 平裝軟皮 | 14.8 x 21 cm | 出版日期: 2000年9月


「有一天早上醒來,側耳傾聽時,忽然覺得好像聽見遠方的大鼓聲。從很遙遠的地方,從很遙遠的時間,傳來那大鼓的聲音。非常微弱。而且在聽著那聲音之間,我開始想無論如何都要去做一次長長的旅行。」

  於是村上春樹在他的 37 歲至 40 歲的 3 年之間,也就是 1986 年至 1989 年之間,離開日本去做一次漫長的旅行。雖然紮營主要據點的地址暫且設在羅馬,但如果喜歡上什麼地方,就會在那裡租一間附有廚房的公寓,生活上幾個月。而想到什麼地方去時,就又移動到另一個地方去。所以行跡橫跨希臘、羅馬、義大利等歐洲古城。

  3 年之間,村上寫了兩本長篇小說。一本是《挪威的森林》,另一本是《舞.舞.舞》。然後也完成《電視人》的短篇集。另外還翻譯了幾本書。所以這兩本小說宿命性地滲進異國的影子。

  收錄在這本書的文章,就是村上海外旅行 3 年速描的累積。從中讀者可看到不同於小說的村上春樹,也就是說,村上春樹異地生活的現實身影。

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