爱书人的欧洲愿望清单：文学之旅 The European Book Lover's Bucket List: A Grand Tour of Literature

基本信息

Publisher/Imprint：British Library Publishing

ISBN：9780712354943

Format：Hardback

Published：16/05/2024

Country of Pub：United Kingdom

Book Language：English

Pages：224 pages : illustrations

Dimensions：21 cm

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

继《爱书人的愿望清单》取得成功之后，卡罗琳·塔格特开始了欧洲之旅，挑选了欧洲大陆的 100 个文学地标进行描述，并提供游览的实用建议。

探索玛丽·雪莉 (Mary Shelly) 的奥地利灵感和阿斯特丽德·林格伦 (Astrid Lindgren) 的瑞典灵感； 参观马德里 1835 年的塞万提斯雕像，并通过塞万提斯的视角探索法国里维埃拉。

斯科特·菲茨杰拉德。 这些条目从公元前八世纪的荷马一直延伸到现代的斯堪的纳维亚、莎莉·鲁尼的都柏林和埃琳娜·费兰特的那不勒斯。 伴随着主要来自大英图书馆馆藏的彩色目的地照片和插图，这本书一定会激发真正的旅行和替代假期。

迷失在托马斯·曼、伊迪丝·沃顿和唐娜·莱昂的威尼斯，然后乘火车前往维罗纳浪漫的街道寻找罗密欧与朱丽叶。

Following the success of The Book Lover's Bucket List, Caroline Taggart sets off on a tour of Europe to select 100 literary landmarks across the continent to describe and provide practical advice for visiting.

Discover the inspirations in Austria for Mary Shelly and in Sweden for Astrid Lindgren; visit Cervantes' statue in Madrid dating back to 1835 and explore the French Riviera through the eyes of F.

Scott Fitzgerald. The entries stretch from Homer in the eighth century BCE all the way to modern-day Scandi Noir, Sally Rooney's Dublin and Elena Ferrante's Naples. Accompanied by colour destination photographs and illustrations, mainly from the British Library Collections, this book is sure to inspire real travel and vicarious vacations alike.

Lose yourself in the Venice of Thomas Mann, Edith Wharton and Donna Leon, then retreat by train to the romantic streets of Verona in search of Romeo and Juliet.

作者简介

卡罗琳·塔格特 (Caroline Taggart) 在出版业工作了三十年，担任流行非小说类小说的编辑，之后撰写了《我曾经知道这一点》，该书成为《星期日泰晤士报》的畅销书。 她的其他书籍包括《英语地名之书》、《英国一角：蛋糕环游全国》和大英图书馆于 2021 年出版的《爱书人的遗愿清单》。

Caroline Taggart worked in publishing as an editor of popular non-fiction for thirty years before writing I Used to Know That, which became a Sunday Times bestseller. Her other books include The Book of English Place Names, A Slice of Britain: Around the Country by Cake and The Book Lover's Bucket List, which was published by the British Library in 2021.