90周年企鹅档案系列：萨拉·奥恩·朱厄特：尖枞之乡

Penguin Archive ：The Country of the Pointed Firs

基本信息

Series:Penguin Archive

Format:Paperback / softback 144 pages

Publisher:Penguin Books Ltd

Imprint:Penguin Classics

ISBN:9780241752203

Published:17 Apr 2025

Classifications:Classic fiction (pre c 1945)

Weight:90g

Dimensions:179 x 110 x 10 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

系列简介

Penguin Archive

90周年企鹅档案系列新书将带您从日本茶道到纽约的街头，从古战场到闹鬼的墓地，再到外太空，汇集了九十年出版史上伟大、动人的故事、思想和诗歌。

Taking you from a Japanese tea ceremony to the mean streets of New York, from ancient battlefields to haunted graveyards and all the way into outer space, this new Penguin Classics series brings together an eclectic range of some of the greatest, most transporting stories, ideas and poetry from ninety years of publishing.

This stock pack is shrinkwrapped and contains every title in the Penguin Archive series.

书籍简介

一位年轻作家离开城市，在一个沿海小镇完成她的手稿，却发现自己写的是当地居民的生活——他们对记忆和传统的占领，充满活力的女性友谊，以及赋予他们团结感的田园风光。 《尖枞之乡》是薇拉·凯瑟和亨利·詹姆斯推崇的美国小说经典之作，其叙事结构似乎源于社群本身。

A young writer leaves the city to complete her manuscript in a small coastal town, but finds herself writing about the lives of its inhabitants instead – their occupation with memory and tradition, their vibrant female friendships, and the idyll of the landscape that informs their sense of togetherness. A classic of American fiction adored by Willa Cather and Henry James, The Country of the Pointed Firs seems woven from the fabric of community itself.

作者简介

萨拉·奥恩·朱厄特于1849年出生于缅因州南贝里克一个经济独立的中产阶级家庭。她断断续续地在当地学校上学，但大部分时间都是自学成才，并且博览群书。受到哈里特·比彻·斯托以缅因州为背景的小说《奥尔岛的珍珠》的启发，她开始描写自己的家乡新英格兰。她的头一篇小说发表于1868年的《大西洋月刊》，该杂志后来继续刊登她的作品。友谊对她至关重要，尤其是女性之间的友谊。她成为波士顿文化精英的一员，并与出版商詹姆斯·T·菲尔兹及其妻子安妮结下了深厚的友谊。1881年詹姆斯去世后，她搬去与安妮同住，一年中有一半时间在波士顿与她一起度过，另一半时间则住在缅因州的家中。她的小说包括《深渊》（1877年）和《尖枞之乡》（1896年），这两部作品都展现了社区感和地域感，以及为纪念父亲而创作的《乡村医生》（1884年）。1879年至1899年间，她还出版了九卷短篇小说集。萨拉·奥恩·朱厄特于1902年从马车上摔下，身受重伤，从此无法继续写作。她于1909年去世。

Sarah Orne Jewett was born in 1849 into a financially independent, middle-class family in South Berwick, Maine. She went intermittently to a local school, but was mostly self-educated and read voraciously. Inspired by Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel set in Maine, The Pearl of Orr's Island, she began to write about her native region of New England. Her first story appeared in 1868 in the Atlantic Monthly, which continued to publish her work. Friendships were of fundamental importance to her, particularly friendships between women. She became part of Boston's cultural elite, and was good friends with her publisher James T. Fields and his wife Annie. After his death in 1881 she moved in with Annie, spending half the year with her around Boston and the other half in the family house in Maine. Her novels include Deephaven (1877) and The Country of the Pointed Firs (1896), both of which reveal a sense of community and place, and A Country Doctor (1884), written in memory of her father. She also published nine volumes of short stories between 1879 and 1899. Sarah Orne Jewett incurred serious injuries in 1902 after being thrown from a carriage. This prevented any further writing. She died in 1909.