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羅貝托•波拉尼奧（Roberto Bolaño，1953—2003）齣生於智利，父親是卡車司機和業餘拳擊手，母親在學校教授數學和統計學。1968年全傢移居墨西哥。1973年波拉尼奧再次迴到智利投身社會主義革命卻遭到逮捕，差點被殺害。逃迴墨西哥後他和好友推動瞭融閤超現實主義、達達主義以及街頭劇場的“現實以下主義”（Infrarrealism）運動，意圖激發拉丁美洲年輕人對生活與文學的熱愛。1977年他前往歐洲，最後在西班牙波拉瓦海岸結婚定居。2003年因為肝髒功能損壞，等不到器官移植而在巴塞羅那去世，年僅五十歲。

波拉尼奧四十歲纔開始寫小說，作品數量卻十分驚人，身後留下十部小說、四部短篇小說集以及三部詩集。1998年齣版的《荒野偵探》在拉美文壇引起的轟動，不亞於三十年前《百年孤獨》齣版時的盛況。而其身後齣版的《2666》更是引發歐美輿論壓倒性好評，均緻以傑作、偉大、裏程碑、天纔等等贊譽。蘇珊•桑塔格、約翰•班維爾、科爾姆•托賓、斯蒂芬•金等眾多作傢對波拉尼奧贊賞有加，更有評論認為此書的齣版自此將作者帶至塞萬提斯，斯特恩，梅爾維爾，普魯斯特，穆齊爾與品欽的同一隊列。

出版者:Blackstone Audio

作者:Roberto Bolano (Author)

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出版時間:2009-9-1

價格:USD 59.95

裝幀:Audio CD

isbn號碼:9781433279508

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[*Translation into English by Natasha Wimmer]

[Read by John Lee, Armando Duran, G. Valmont Thomas, Scott Brick, Grover Gardner]

Composed in the last years of Roberto Bolano's life, 2666 was greeted across Europe and Latin America as his most brilliant achievement, surpassing even his previous work in its strange beauty, daring experimentation, and epic scope. The book's subject matter ranges from the heady heights of literature and love to the gritty realism of violence and death as it explores how humans make sense of senseless events. Its throng of unforgettable characters includes academics and convicts, writers and cops, pursuing their own separate yet interrelated quests for meaning: an enigmatic Prussian novelist who disappears from the public eye after the death of his lover; a group of literary critics who bond through their shared love of the novelist's works; an African American journalist sent to Mexico on a sports beat in the wake of his mother's death; and a Spanish professor and widowed father whose mind is beginning to lose its grip on reality. Their lives intersect in the urban sprawl of Santa Teresa, a fictional Juarez on the US-Mexico border, where the serial killings of hundreds of young working class women remain unsolved.