From Matt Haig's Twitter: 'It is about a library between life and death where a woman gets to try all her other lives she could have lived. It will be out next September if I actually finish it.
Nora feels swamped by all the bad choices she has made in life and attempts to take her own life. Then, when given the chance to see all the ways her life could have been different, she must finally work out the answer to the ultimate question: what is the best way to live?.'
Matt Haig was born in Sheffield, England in1975. He writes books for both adults and children, often blending the worlds of domestic reality and outright fantasy, with a quirky twist. His bestselling novels are translated into 28 languages. The Guardian has described his writing as 'delightfully weird' and the New York Times has called him 'a novelist of great talent' whose writing is 'funny, riveting and heartbreaking'.
His novels for adults are The Last Family in England, narrated by a labrador and optioned for film by Brad Pitt; The Dead Fathers Club (2006), an update of Hamlet featuring an 11-year-old boy; The Possession of Mr Cave (2008), about a man obsessed with his daughter's safety, and The Radleys (2010) which won Channel 4's TV Book Club public vote and was shortlisted for a Galaxy National Book Award (UK). The film rights to all his adult novels have been sold. His next adult novel is The Humans (2013).
His multi-award winning popular first novel for children, Shadow Forest, was published in 2007 and its sequel, The Runaway Troll, in 2009. His most recent children's novel is To Be A Cat (2012).
如果需要一本书来陪伴、反思那个充满混乱与孤独的2020年,"the Midnight Library"是不错的选择。 故事并不复杂:经历孤独、失业、爱宠去世等一系列失意事件后,绝望的Nora决心自杀。在生与死的交界,Nora的意识来到了一个图书馆。图书馆的每一本书都记载了她每个不同选择下衍生...
评分If a deep depression induced suicide is given multiple chances of trial and error, namely in a mysterious place called the Midnight Library, can she undo all her regrets and find the "right" life for herself? The premise of this sci-fi/fantasy/speculative m...
评分“在生与死之间有座图书馆,一排排的书架上每一本书都是你做的不同的选择的生活轨迹。如果可以重新选择,你是否会与如今不同?” —-Matt Haig 与晋江里许多穿越重生小说构思相同,在暗无天日走投无路之际,女主Nora有机会可以无限次地尝试她不同的人生轨迹。于是她先后体验了...
评分如果有Midnight Library,我们会不会就不那么惧怕死亡? 如果有Midnight Library,我们会不会就不再避讳遗憾与悔恨? 对我来说,The Midnight Library是对这一世的救赎,是在生与死之间最后的“落子有悔”。 可是,我们没有Midnight Library。我们只是我们,只有一世,只这一生...
评分为了猫还有我的灵感忍痛加一星。 读这本书的时候,发现女主有很多后悔没做的事情(谁不是呢)。但是那些后悔的事情多数是自相矛盾的。比如女主前几年后悔自己选了哲学没选地质学,后几年又后悔自己没读哲学系硕士……我突然醒悟所有的后悔都是基于当下的感受,没有一个永恒的解...
春节开了这本书,鸡汤有点多,中间停了好久,今天总算看完了。
评分大意了,竟然用英语看穿越小说。很鸡汤,逻辑不通,小故事堆砌。很多次给我催眠,挺好。看书还得找经典,瞎看踩雷风险太大。
评分穿越时空过时了?试试虚拟人生。一个生无可恋的女人Nora,在死亡之际进入了夹在生与死之间的空间:一个图书馆。这里时间停滞,书架无限延伸,每一本书都是Nora人生的一个可能性,有的完成了儿时的梦想,有的坚持了擅长的事,有的名利双收,有的再普通不过,还能遇见同样在体验人生的过客,可哪一个都无法满足Nora。整体的节奏不错,故事里面能看到作者自身经历的影子,但作者想要传达的信息过于直白,结局毫无悬念。
评分大意了,竟然用英语看穿越小说。很鸡汤,逻辑不通,小故事堆砌。很多次给我催眠,挺好。看书还得找经典,瞎看踩雷风险太大。
评分虽然我喜欢喝鸡汤,但是无限流穿越,一下就能猜到结局的这碗鸡汤食之无味,弃之可惜。三星给原版书的质感,比中文书读起来有感觉。
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