最后的乐章 罗伯特·泽塔 The Last Movement

基本信息

ISBN-13: 9781837265213

ISBN-10: 1837265216

Author: Robert Seethaler, Charlotte Collins

Publisher: Canongate Books

Imprint: Canongate Books

Format: Paperback

Number of Pages: 128

Release Date: 13 July 2026

Weight: 119g

Dimensions: 198mm x 129mm x 8mm

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书籍简介

1911年，一位男子在纽约拥挤的码头登上了一艘轮船。当他踏上船的那一刻，往事如潮水般涌来，我们这才意识到，他并非寻常之人，而这趟旅程也非同寻常。

这趟横跨大西洋的航程，是作曲家古斯塔夫·马勒生命尽头的感人至深的旅程。他回想起与妻子阿尔玛共同经历的喜悦与失去，思考着艺术的意义，以及传承的价值。他以一段令人深思的沉思，探讨了我们所做的选择所带来的深远影响。

It is 1911, and a man boards a ship at the crowded docks in New York City. As he steps on board, the memories begin flooding back, and we learn he is no ordinary man, and this is no ordinary journey.

This transatlantic sailing is the poignant final journey of Gustav Mahler, a renowned composer at the end of his life. He considers the joy and loss he experienced with his wife, Alma, the meaning of art, and the significance of legacy. This culminates in a humbling meditation on the enduring impact of our choices.

作者简介

罗伯特·西塔勒1966年出生于维也纳，著有多部小说，包括入围国际布克奖的《一生》（A Whole Life）和荣登德国畅销榜的《烟草商》（The Tobacconist）。西塔勒的小说《无名咖啡馆》（The Café with No Name）于2023年出版，一经问世便荣登畅销榜，并在畅销书排行榜上停留了44周之久。他的作品已被翻译成40多种语言。

夏洛特·柯林斯毕业于剑桥大学英语系。在成为文学翻译家之前，她曾在德国和英国担任演员和广播记者。她知名的作品是翻译入围国际布克奖的罗伯特·西塔勒的《一生》，并因此荣获2017年海伦和库尔特·沃尔夫翻译奖。她现居伦敦。

Robert Seethaler was born in Vienna in 1966 and is the author of several novels including A Whole Life, which was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, and The Tobacconist, which was a number one German bestseller. Originally published in 2023, Seethaler’s novel The Café with No Name was an instant number one bestseller, spending 44 weeks on the bestseller list. His works have been translated into over 40 languages.

Charlotte Collins studied English at Cambridge University. She worked as an actor and radio journalist in both Germany and the UK before becoming a literary translator. She is best known for her translation of International Booker shortlisted Robert Seethaler’s A Whole Life and was the recipient of the Helen & Kurt Wolff’s Translator’s Prize in 2017. She lives in London.