Instead of the book he's meant to write, Rudolph, a Viennese musicologist, produces this tale of procrastination, failure, and despair, a dark and grotesquely funny story of small woes writ large and profound horrors detailed and rehearsed to the point of distraction. "Certain books--few--assert literary importance instantly, profoundly. This new novel by the internationally praised but not widely known Austrian writer is one of those--a book of mysterious dark beauty . . . . It] is overwhelming; one wants to read it again, immediately, to re-experience its intricate innovations, not to let go of this masterful work."--John Rechy, "Los Angeles Times" "Rudolph is not obstructed by some malfunctions in part of his being--his being itself is a knot. And as Bernhard's narrative proceeds, we begin to register the dimensions of his crisis, its self-consuming circularity . . . . Where rage of this intensity is directed outward, we often find the sociopath; where inward, the suicide. Where it breaks out laterally, onto the page, we sometimes find a most unsettling artistic vision."--Sven Birkerts, "The New Republic"
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不敢说我读懂了80%
评分和托马斯·曼的《威尼斯之死》有很有趣的联系……去年为了考试，我竟然看的是英文而不是德文????
评分和托马斯·曼的《威尼斯之死》有很有趣的联系……去年为了考试，我竟然看的是英文而不是德文????
评分不敢说我读懂了80%
评分a tale of procrastination. great!
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