The Woman in the Purple Skirt 今村夏子：穿紫色裙子的女人（太宰治赏/三岛由纪夫赏/芥川赏）

基本信息

Format: Paperback | 224 pages

Dimensions: 135 x 216 x 16mm | 236g

Publication date: 03 Jun 2021

Publisher: Faber & Faber

Imprint: Faber & Faber

ISBN: 9780571364671

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

"你会被迷住的。"---LEILA SLIMANI 

"它将使你爱不释手。"---OYINKAN BRAITHWAITE 

那个穿紫色裙子的女人正在被监视着: 有人在跟踪她，总是栖息在视线之外，监视她乘坐的公交车；她吃了什么；她和谁说话。但这个无形的观察者并不是一个跟踪者--事情要比这复杂得多。

“《穿紫裙子的女人》令人不安，但又诙谐有趣，是对孤独和迷恋的紧张而引人注目的描写。”---PAULA HAWKINS 

"非常有力......阅读这本书使我感到自己处于一个不稳定的陌生世界。”---村田沙耶加

'You will be obsessed.' LEILA SLIMANI 'It will keep you firmly in its grips.' OYINKAN BRAITHWAITE The Woman in the Purple Skirt is being watched. Someone is following her, always perched just out of sight, monitoring which buses she takes; what she eats; whom she speaks to. But this invisible observer isn't a stalker - it's much more complicated than that. 'Disquieting and wryly funny, The Woman in the Purple Skirt is a taut and compelling depiction of loneliness and obsession.' PAULA HAWKINS 'Very powerful . . . Reading this book made me feel like I was in an unstable and strange world.' SAYAKA MURATA

作者简介

今村奈津子1980年出生于日本广岛。她的小说曾获得各种日本文学奖，包括野间文学新面孔奖、三岛由纪夫奖和芥川奖。她与她的丈夫和女儿住在大阪。

露西·诺斯是一位英国的日本小说和非小说翻译家。她的翻译作品包括《幼儿狩猎和其他故事》（Toddler Hunting and Other Stories），这是河野太郎（Taeko Kono）迄今为止除此之外没有别的英文小说集，以及川上弘美（Hiromi Kawakami）的故事集《太短的夜晚的记录》。她的小说翻译作品出现在《格兰塔》、《无国界之言》、《南方评论》以及一些选集中，包括《牛津日本短篇小说集》和《哥伦比亚现代日本文学选集》。她住在东萨塞克斯郡的黑斯廷斯。

Natsuko Imamura was born in Hiroshima, Japan, in 1980. Her fiction has won various prestigious Japanese literary prizes, including the Noma Literary New Face Prize, the Mishima Yukio Prize, and the Akutagawa Prize. She lives in Osaka with her husband and daughter.

Lucy North is a British translator of Japanese fiction and non-fiction. Her translations include Toddler Hunting and Other Stories, as yet the sole book of fiction in English by Taeko Kono, and Record of a Night Too Brief, a collection of stories by Hiromi Kawakami. Her fiction translations have appeared in Granta, Words Without Borders, and The Southern Review and in several anthologies, including The Oxford Book of Japanese Short Stories and The Columbia Anthology of Modern Japanese Literature. She lives in Hastings, East Sussex.