ROZA
Book ID/图书代码： 09779009B33240
English Summary/英文概要： Rosa has been there for as far back as Sidelnikow can remember. The headstrong spinster offers him refuge in her tiny room when his parents argue. She opens his eyes to the many wonders, big and small, in the world around him. When he falls in love at the end of his school career and discovers the world of passion with the adult Lora, he detaches himself from Rosa. However, the relationship brings disaster: Lora’s influential ex-lover is insanely jealous; he threatens to ruin Sidelnikow’s career prospects. When Lora realises this she ends their relationship abruptly and reluctantly. Sidelnikow is devastated. As if that were not enough, he then has to deal with Rosa’s sudden death. Dejected, he moves to a new town to study. His studies do not really interest him and he is lead astray by dubious acquaintances before Rosa suddenly puts her foot down. From then on she remains with him in his dreams – as enigmatic and headstrong as ever and incredibly lively for a dead person.
Chinese Summary/中文概要： Rosa早已成為Sidelnikow久遠的記憶。這位任性的老處女，在他的父母在爭吵不休時，讓他在她的小房間中避難。她給他打開了周圍世界的很多奇跡。當他結束學校生涯結束時墜入了愛河，並從中發現自己與成年Lora激情的世界，他將自己從Rosa漸漸抽離。但是，這段關係帶來了災難：Lora有影響力的前情人瘋狂地嫉妒著；他可能會破壞Sidelnikow的前途。當Lora意識到這一切時，極不情願地突然結束他們的關係。Sidelnikow遭受了沉重的打擊。仿佛這一切還遠遠未夠，他然後還不得不要面對Rosa的突至而亡。他滿懷憂傷地搬到一個新的市鎮從事學習研究。他對於學習提不起真正的興趣，而他總是因突然間看到可疑的熟人Rosa而停下腳步。從那時起，她一直縈繞於他的夢中 – 雖為一個死者卻一如既往地像謎一樣，像往常一樣頑強的和難以置信的生存著。(Sandy)
Awards/获奖情况："It seems that there is an author who was born with penetrating insight, a keen sense of hearing, absolute discretion and, above all, a flair for frankness.” Literaturnaya Gazeta
"Sakhnovsky has clearly studied Nabokov, and probably Proust, too. But this has not made a second-rate imitator of him." Novy Mir
"With his novel “The Vital Needs of the Dead”, Russian author Igor Sakhnovsky has written a parable of trust in life itself, a story made convincing by its subtle, poetic and comical charm." RADIOEINS RBB
"Whereas some modern Slavic novels with their – apparently – typical Russian melancholy struggle to find a reading public, there is no such risk with “The Vital Needs of the Dead”. This positive, cheerfully ironic book is outstandingly well suited to the new image of Russia and to the atmosphere of departure in modern Russian literature." SANDAMMEER
"Sakhnovsky is a worthwhile discovery." GIESSENER ANZEIGER
"Eroticism, which tends to be denigrated in literary circles today as almost an outdated, compulsively repetitious theme, makes an unexpected comeback in Sakhnovsky’s short story collection, “The Happy and the Mad”. The intensity and refinement of treatment, the striking freshness and casualness of the erotic experience, prompt the reader to virtually swallow the book down at a gulp.... SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG
About the Author/作者介绍： IGOR SAKHNOVSKI 1958年生於奧爾斯克。他在烏拉爾州立大學研習了俄羅斯語言和文學，然後作為文學顧問和編輯，為好幾個出版商和雜誌工作。他是週報讀書俱樂部的創始人之一。他的短篇小說集榮獲了2003年俄羅斯迪卡麥倫十日談獎。他的作品《THE HAPPY AND THE MAD/快樂至瘋》和合著短篇小說《The Inner Needs of the Dead/死亡的內在要求》，入圍2005年全國暢銷書獎，雖然這部作品沒有獲得一等獎，但根據讀者投票推選卻為絕對的贏家。他的小說《THE INNER NEEDS OF THE DEAD》已被譯成德語和法語。Sakhnovski/薩赫諾夫斯基也是詩歌的兩本詩集的作者。Igor Sakhnovsky was born in 1958 in Orsk where, in his opinion, the offal-filled Piroshki were the biggest attraction and the train station was the most romantic place. He left his family home at the age of 17 to try his luck as a movie actor in Moscow. After study of classical literature he worked as an editor for a publishing house and began to write lyric poetry. As a complete unknown he sent his novel to Novy Mir who published it immediately. In 2002 he received a Hawthornden Fellowship (UK) for his novel which has been translated into English. Igor Sakhnovsky lives in Ekaterinburg.
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