出版時間:2012-5 出版社:中央編譯出版社 作者:愛倫·坡 頁數(shù):296 字數(shù):308000
內容概要
美國浪漫主義運動的中堅、短篇小說創(chuàng)作的先鋒愛倫·坡出生于演員之家,早年過著動蕩和顛沛流離的生活,而且終其一生因賭博、酗酒和早婚屢遭坎坷,窮愁潦倒,這大約也是催生這位文壇怪杰的外部因素。愛倫·坡在詩歌、小說、評論等諸多領域均有卓異的建樹,被尊為偵探小說的鼻祖、科幻小說的奠基人、短篇哥特小說的巔峰和象征主義的先驅,舉凡波德萊爾、馬拉美、斯蒂文森、凡爾納、柯南·道爾、希區(qū)柯克等一批文壇大家無不受惠于這位風格怪譎、多才多藝的文豪。
愛倫·坡的短篇創(chuàng)作素以形式的精致、語言的優(yōu)美和情節(jié)的瑰奇著稱于世,這本《愛倫·坡短篇小說集(英文版)》中收錄的《黑貓》、《莫格街血案》、《厄謝府的崩塌》等是公認的世界短篇小說的典范之作。
作者簡介
愛倫·坡(Edgar Allan Poe,1809~1949),美國文藝復興時期著名作家、詩人和批評家。愛倫·坡出生于波士頓,父母都是江湖藝人,在其幼年時代先后去世,他由養(yǎng)父母帶至英國受教育。后參軍,被選送西點軍校,因故被校方開除,以撰稿謀生,終其一生在貧困和酗酒中艱難度日。愛倫·坡是多才多藝的文壇怪杰,在創(chuàng)作和理論上追求“純藝術”,無論是小說,還是詩歌,愛倫·坡均長于營造某種“預定的氛圍”,以此來為讀者提供“美的享受”,對后世影響甚巨。
書籍目錄
INTRODUCTION
THE MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE
THE MYSTERY OF MARIE ROGET
THE GOLD-BUG
THE BLACK CAT
THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER
SILENCE--A FABLE
THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH
THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO
THE IMP OF THE PERVERSE
THE ISLAND OF THE FAY
LANDOR'S COTTAGE
WILLIAM WILSON
THE TELL-TALE HEART
BERENICE
章節(jié)摘錄
The sailor drew a long breath, with the air of a manrelieved of some intolerable burden, and then replied, in anassured tone: "I have no way of telling-but he can't be more than fouror five years old. Have you got him here·" "Oh no, we had no conveniences for keeping him here. Heis at a livery stable in the Rue Dubourg, just by. You can gethim in the morning. Of course you are prepared to identifythe property?" "To be sure I am, sir." "I shall be sorry to part with him," said Dupin. "I don't mean that you should be at all this trouble fornothing, sir," said the man. "Couldn't expect it. Am verywilling to pay a reward for the finding of the animal-that isto say, any thing in reason." "Well," replied my friend, "that is all very fair, to be sure.Let me think!-What should I have? Oh! I will tell you. Myreward shall be this. You shall give me all the information inyour power about these murders in the Rue Morgue." Dupin said the last words in a very low tone, and veryquietly. Just as quietly, too, he walked toward the door,locked it and put the key in his pocket. He then drew a pistolfrom his bosom and placed it, without the least flurry, uponthe table. The sailor's face flushed up as if he were struggling withsuffocation. He started to his feet and grasped his cudgel,but the next moment he fell back into his seat, tremblingviolently, and with the countenance of death itself. He spokenot a word. I pitied him from the bottom of my heart. "My friend," said Dupin, in a kind tone, "you are alarmingyourself unnecessarily-you are indeed. We mean you noharm whatever. I pledge you the honor of a gentleman, andof a Frenchman, that we intend you no injury. I perfectlywell know that you are innocent of the atrocities in the RueMorgue. ……
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