幕府将军：亚洲传奇第一部（艾美奖与金球奖获奖剧集原著）

Shogun Book One of the Asian Saga - The book that inspired the multi-Emmy and Golden Gl

基本信息

Format:Paperback / softback 1136 pages, None

Publisher:Hodder & Stoughton

Imprint:Hodder Paperback

ISBN:9780340766163

Published:2 Dec 1999

Classifications:Historical fiction

Weight:770g

Dimensions:200 x 130 x 49 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

现已成为金球奖获奖电视剧

'克拉维尔从来不会出差错。 。 。拿起来读一读，你会非常喜欢的”《每日镜报》

这是詹姆斯·克拉维尔的杰作；一部史诗般的传奇故事，讲述了一位飞行员约翰·布莱克索恩少校，以及他融入日本封建斗争和冲突的故事。《幕府将军》既有趣又深刻，是对一个完全不同世界的惊人戏剧性再现。

从他在这片陌生的海岸上遇难开始，小说记录了布莱克索恩从受人唾弃的外国人的地位上升到值得信赖的顾问，后成为武士的过程。这一切都发生在内战笼罩着这个脆弱的国家的时候。

“我不记得什么时候有一部小说像这本一样抓住了我的心。它让人无法抗拒，也许令人难忘。克拉维尔创造了一个如此包容的世界，让你忘记自己是谁、身在何处——《纽约时报》

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'Clavell never puts a foot wrong . . . Get it, read it, you'll enjoy it mightily' Daily Mirror

This is James Clavell's tour-de-force; an epic saga of one Pilot-Major John Blackthorne, and his integration into the struggles and strife of feudal Japan. Both entertaining and incisive, SHOGUN is a stunningly dramatic re-creation of a very different world.

Starting with his shipwreck on this most alien of shores, the novel charts Blackthorne's rise from the status of reviled foreigner up to the hights of trusted advisor and eventually, Samurai. All as civil war looms over the fragile country.

'I can't remember when a novel has seized my mind like this one. It's irresistible, maybe unforgettable. Clavell creates a world so enveloping you forget who and where you are' - New York Times

作者简介

詹姆斯·克拉维尔出生于皇家海军家庭，曾在朴茨茅斯接受教育，后来作为一名年轻的炮兵军官，他在新加坡沦陷时被日本人俘虏。他的畅销小说《鼠王》就是以这段经历为基础的。他在其他伟大作品中也保持了对东方的兴趣：《大班》、《将军》、《贵族之家》和《外传》。克拉维尔在温哥华和洛杉矶生活多年，后来定居瑞士，并于 1994 年在那里去世。

James Clavell, the son of a Royal Navy family, was educated in Portsmouth before, as a young artillery officer, he was captured by the Japanese at the Fall of Singapore. It was on this experience that his bestselling novel KING RAT was based. He maintained this oriental interest in his other great works: TAI-PAN, SHOGUN, NOBLE HOUSE and GAI JIN. Clavell lived for many years in Vancouver and Los Angeles, before settling in Switzerland, where he died in 1994.