具体描述
On a windy spring day in the Chilterns, the calm, organized life of science writer Joe Rose is shattered when he witnesses a tragic accident: a hot-air balloon with a boy trapped in its basket is being tossed by the wind, and in the attempt to save the child, a man is killed. A stranger named Jed Parry joins Rose in helping to bring the balloon to safety. But unknown to Rose, something passes between Parry and himself on that day--something that gives birth to an obsession in Parry so powerful that it will test the limits of Rose's beloved rationalism, threaten the love of his wife, Clarissa, and drive him to the brink of murder and madness. Brilliant and compassionate, this is a novel of love, faith, and suspense, and of how life can change in an instant.
作者简介
Ian McEwan is the bestselling author of seventeen books, including the novels Nutshell; The Children Act; Sweet Tooth; Solar, winner of the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize; On Chesil Beach; Saturday; Atonement, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award and the W. H. Smith Literary Award; The Comfort of Strangers and Black Dogs, both short-listed for the Booker Prize; Amsterdam, winner of the Booker Prize; and The Child in Time, winner of the Whitbread Award; as well as the story collections First Love, Last Rites, winner of the Somerset Maugham Award, and In Between the Sheets.
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刚拿到书，觉得这个书名实在无厘头。而翻开书后，就被这个热气球引发的故事深深吸引了。 书中充斥着大量唠唠叨叨反反复复地描述，但反而把读者带入了主人公的情绪中，随着情节的推进，脉络逐渐清晰。读到最后，我有一种深深地无力感，眼看着一对爱侣由于一个精神病人的介入而变...
评分愛無路可退，我一直記著這一句話 那時與一朋友聊天，她說她宿舍在放一首很悲的歌，她聽著很難過，那首叫做愛無路可退 事後我也沒有去聽這一首歌，事後我卻記住了這一句話，愛無路可退，總而言之，愛無可忍 沒因沒由，讀此書，腦海便一直帶著當時的一幅畫，我不知曉她聽愛無路可...
评分 评分杰德活在自己的世界里想象着对乔的爱情。。。乔与相恋多年的女友克莱尔因着杰德的干扰渐离渐远。。。。在需要沟通，共同面对生活出现的问题时，乔却不堪重负的自我解决。。。。 你在你的世界却妨碍了我的生活。。。。
评分被译为爱无可忍，一度相信这个故事是借着爱的名义拷问与挖掘人性。毕竟，最初的爱情最后的仪式带来的阅读感太过惊艳，给人历久弥新的刺激。因此开始对这个小长篇期望甚高。 热气球下洛根坠落事故的开篇也算典型的尹式风格，经历者的振荡和旁观者的疏离兼而有之，第一和全知视角...
用户评价
我得说，这本书的文学性达到了一个令人难以企及的高度。它的文字密度极高，每一个词语的选取似乎都经过了千锤百炼，充满了张力和音乐感。那些精妙的比喻和排比，读起来简直是一种听觉上的享受，仿佛作者是在为你私人定制一场华丽的语言盛宴。虽然题材略显沉重，但作者在营造情绪氛围上把握得恰到好处，总能在压抑中透出一线希望的微光，避免了故事陷入纯粹的绝望。我喜欢它在处理人际关系时的那种微妙和微妙，那些欲言又止的话语，那些眼神中的交锋，比任何直白的宣言都更具力量。它让我想起了那些经典的欧洲文学作品，那种对人类精神困境的深刻挖掘和对时代背景的精准捕捉，都让人心折。这是一部需要耐心细品的佳作，每一页都值得被郑重对待。
评分坦白讲，我通常不太喜欢篇幅过长的小说，总觉得容易拖沓，但这本书完全颠覆了我的固有看法。它的长度完全服务于故事的深度和广度。作者并没有急于推进情节，而是给予了充分的时间去铺陈人物的成长轨迹和环境的演变。尤其值得称赞的是，作者对于历史细节的考证达到了近乎偏执的程度，使得整个背景设定栩栩如生，让人仿佛真的回到了那个特定的年代，感受着当时的空气和气息。这本书的对话部分尤其出彩，每个人说话的方式都带有强烈的个人风格，你甚至不需要看署名，就能立刻分辨出是谁在发言。这种语言上的区隔，极大地增强了场景的真实感和戏剧张力。总的来说，这是一次酣畅淋漓的阅读体验，它不仅提供了一个引人入胜的故事，更像是一堂关于人性、历史与叙事技巧的精彩课程，让人受益匪浅，回味无穷。
评分说实话，初读这本厚厚的书时，我有些担忧，怕它会像许多宏大叙事一样，后继无力或者陷入冗长的说教。然而，事实证明我的担忧完全是多余的。作者的语言风格非常独特，夹杂着一种古典的韵味和现代的犀利，时而像潺潺溪流般温柔叙事，时而又如同猛烈的暴风雨般冲击读者的认知。它探讨的主题非常深刻，涉及了权力、信仰与个体自由之间的永恒冲突，而且处理得相当老练，没有流于表面。最让我震撼的是，作者构建了一个极其复杂的道德灰色地带，没有绝对的好人或坏人，每个人都在自己的处境下做出了当时看来“必要”的选择，这迫使我不断反思自己对“正义”的定义。我常常在想，如果我身处那个情境，会做出何种抉择？这种强烈的代入感和智力上的挑战，使得阅读过程充满了兴奋与收获。这绝对不是那种读完就忘的消遣之作，它会在你的思维深处留下难以磨灭的印记。
评分这本书的叙事节奏简直是大师级的拿捏，让你在不知不觉中被深深吸引。作者仿佛是一位技艺精湛的魔术师，总能在你以为故事即将到达高潮时，轻描淡写地抛出一个新的悬念，吊足了读者的胃口。我尤其欣赏它在处理人物内心挣扎时的那种细腻入微的笔触，那些纠结、那些犹豫，都写得真实得让人心疼。每一个角色的动机都经过了缜密的铺陈，没有一个是扁平化的符号，他们有血有肉，带着各自的时代烙印和难以言说的秘密。书中对于环境的描绘也极其考究，那些异域的风光、那些阴沉的街道，都如同电影的镜头一般清晰地呈现在脑海中，为整个故事增添了一种厚重的历史感和宿命感。读到一半时，我几乎放不下，需要反复停下来，回味那些精妙的对话和转折，那种被故事完全掌控的感觉，非常过瘾。它不仅仅是一个故事，更像是一次深入灵魂的探索，让你思考人性的复杂与选择的重量。
评分这本书的结构设计堪称精妙绝伦，如同一个多面体的宝石，从不同的角度去审视，都能看到闪耀的光芒。它采用了非线性的叙事手法，时间在过去、现在和假设的未来之间自由穿梭，但作者的掌控力极强，所有的碎片信息都被巧妙地编织进一张巨大的网中，直到最后汇集成一个令人拍案叫绝的整体。我个人非常欣赏这种叙事上的冒险精神，它要求读者保持高度的专注，但回报也是丰厚的——真相的揭示总是层层递进，每一次的顿悟都带来了极大的满足感。书中的一些象征手法运用得炉火纯青，那些反复出现的小物件、特定的颜色，都承载了丰富而多义的内涵，值得反复揣摩。看完合上书本的那一刻，我感觉自己完成了一场漫长而艰苦的智力攀登，留下的除了震撼，还有对作者非凡构思能力的深深敬佩。
评分读到最后泪流满面。a writer of uncanny power，似乎有洞穿人内心的双眼和文笔。爱里所有的欲望、恐惧、怀疑、冷漠、伤害和怜悯全都跃然纸上。
评分Life shatters,yet love endures.
评分遇到坏小说比遇到坏电影的机率，低多了。
评分Ian McEwan is such a fantastic storyteller, with such a "fluid" way of writing. <cement garden> is sth cult and dark, Ian is daring enough to disclose all those fine details of a long-lasting nightmare. But in <enduring love>, readers may have many ways of interpretation. Story going like a heavy fluid, and I was fascinated by how Ian delivered the story in a semi-detached tone--a full range 3-D view--in a time scale of days. "seeing is NOT believing" is what I've been resonated to most. This kind of "philosophy" is what's been long rooted in oriental culture, or at least sth I suspect about buddhism (though it may takes a while for me to source for the quote). Everybody is living in their own world of perception, and solitude is inevitable. I was completely shocked by the letter Clarissa wrote to Joe: being logic and being right is in fact ruining their love. The ending is a big punch, and seemingly warmified the entire story. Anyway we are living in a world that is not so bad, separately or collectively, shedding a light of human nature at everybody's face.... And McEwan is such a knowledgeable person and I was superised by his immense collection of knowledge. If he'd not been a writer, he'd be a great researcher in either science or art...
评分Ian McEwan is such a fantastic storyteller, with such a "fluid" way of writing. <cement garden> is sth cult and dark, Ian is daring enough to disclose all those fine details of a long-lasting nightmare. But in <enduring love>, readers may have many ways of interpretation. Story going like a heavy fluid, and I was fascinated by how Ian delivered the story in a semi-detached tone--a full range 3-D view--in a time scale of days. "seeing is NOT believing" is what I've been resonated to most. This kind of "philosophy" is what's been long rooted in oriental culture, or at least sth I suspect about buddhism (though it may takes a while for me to source for the quote). Everybody is living in their own world of perception, and solitude is inevitable. I was completely shocked by the letter Clarissa wrote to Joe: being logic and being right is in fact ruining their love. The ending is a big punch, and seemingly warmified the entire story. Anyway we are living in a world that is not so bad, separately or collectively, shedding a light of human nature at everybody's face.... And McEwan is such a knowledgeable person and I was superised by his immense collection of knowledge. If he'd not been a writer, he'd be a great researcher in either science or art...
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