鲍里斯·维昂：心情靛蓝 Mood Indigo

基本信息

Format:Paperback / softback 224 pages

Publisher:Profile Books Ltd

Imprint:Serpent's Tail

Edition:Main - Serpent's Tail Classics

ISBN:9781800818743

Published:5 Sep 2024

Weight:180g

Dimensions:200 x 130 x 15 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

“一部疯狂、动人、美丽的小说”《独立报》

《Mood Indigo》的世界就像一个彩色玻璃卡通世界，钢琴调制鸡尾酒，厨房老鼠随着阳光的声音跳舞，空气中弥漫着爵士乐。科林是一位富有的年轻贵族，心胸宽广。他一见到克洛伊，衬衫里的低音鼓就砰砰地响起来，两人很快就结婚了。科林一向慷慨大方，他把自己四分之一的财产给了他的好朋友奇克，这样他就可以娶克洛伊的朋友阿丽瑟姆了。

但克洛伊的肺里长出了一朵花，科林需要把剩下的钱花在可用的治疗上：每天用鲜花围绕着她。奇克把科林的那份钱挥霍在珍本书籍上，不久，朋友们就被迫牺牲无忧无虑的生活，去做令人心碎的工作。

《Mood Indigo》是一部生动活泼、充满讽刺的超现实主义经典作品，至今仍激励着人们并经久不衰。

'A mad, moving, beautiful novel' Independent

The world of Mood Indigo is a stained-glass cartoon kind of a place, where the piano dispenses cocktails, the kitchen mice dance to the sound of sunbeams, and the air is three parts jazz. Colin is a wealthy young aristocrat with a big heart. The instant he sees Chloe, bass drums thump inside his shirt, and soon the two are married. Typically generous, Colin gives a quarter of his fortune to his best friend Chick so he can marry Chloe's friend Alyssum.

But a lily grows in Chloe's lung, and Colin must spend his remaining fortune on the only available treatment: surrounding her daily with fresh flowers. Chick squanders his share of Colin's money on rare books and it is not long before the friends are forced to sacrifice their carefree lives to soul-crushing work.

A surreal cult classic that continues to inspire and endure, Mood Indigo is an animated and delightful satire.

作者简介

鲍里斯·维安 (1920-59) 是法国作家、诗人、音乐家、歌手、翻译家、评论家、演员、发明家和工程师。维安令人难忘的作品是《白日浮华》（斯坦利·查普曼将其译成英文，名为《白日梦的泡沫》，后改名为《靛蓝心情》，以配合罗曼·杜里斯和奥黛丽·塔图主演的电影）。维安的作品以令人眼花缭乱的文字游戏和超现实主义情节为特色，这使他在 20 世纪 60 年代的法国及其他地方成为偶像人物。

Boris Vian (1920-59) was a French writer, poet, musician, singer, translator, critic, actor, inventor and engineer. Best remembered for L'Écume des jours (translated into English by Stanley Chapman as Froth on the Daydream and renamed Mood Indigo to tie in with the film, starring Romain Duris and Audrey Tautou), Vian's work is characterised by the dazzling wordplay and surreal plots which made him a cult figure in 1960s France and beyond.