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Learning to Talk: Stories

為了解決短篇的問題，作者Mantel, Hilary 這樣論述：

A dazzling collection of short stories from the two-time winner of the Booker Prize and #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Wolf Hall trilogy.In the wake of Hilary Mantel’s brilliant conclusion to her award-winning Wolf Hall trilogy, Learning to Talk is a collection of loosely autobiograp

hical stories that locates the transforming moments of a haunted childhood. Absorbing and evocative, these drawn-from-life stories begin in the 1950s in an insular northern village ＂scoured by bitter winds and rough gossip tongues.＂ For the young narrator, the only way to survive is to get up, get o

n, get out. In ＂King Billy Is a Gentleman,＂ the child must come to terms with the loss of a father and the puzzle of a fading Irish heritage. ＂Curved Is the Line of Beauty is a story of friendship, faith and a near-disaster in a scrap-yard. The title story sees our narrator ironing out her northern

vowels with the help of an ex-actress with one lung and a Manchester accent. In ＂Third Floor Rising, she watches, amazed, as her mother carves out a stylish new identity. With a deceptively light touch, Mantel illuminates the poignant experiences of childhood that leave each of us forever changed.

＂A book of her short stories is like a little sweet treat...Mantel’s narrators never tell everything they know, and that’s why they’re worth listening to, carefully.＂ --USA Today＂Her short stories always recognize other potential realities...Even the most straightforward of Mantel’s tales retain a f

aintly otherworldly air.＂ --The Washington Post

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《深穴海馬迴之歌》短篇小說集創作報告

為了解決短篇的問題，作者趙鴻祐 這樣論述：

這六篇小說，分別啟程向一幅又一幅「疏離的風景」，所關注的對象分別隸屬情感層面上的「彌留者」：這些人無法自拔地凝視著自己生命中，曾經短暫擁有過的人事物，使得傷逝的情境一再追獵到他們的身後，迫使他們不斷「前進」。換言之，他們將自己的狀態長期地處在於不斷受竊的狀態之中；而這一份「前進」的力量，終點都只是重複搭建一個「失去的現場」。彌留的狀態，是介於生死之間徘徊，而這些彌留者在精神層面上，又各自生活在「孤獨的他方」，這是一種形而上的精神邊緣。而整個世界之於這些人，就是一種「現世的中陰」，他們（我）接踵而來要面對的是越來越難橫越的苦難。每一次都拚盡生命，每一次也都在全力以赴。總地來說，透過這本小說集，

我想聚焦的議題也包含了這些人怎麼去愛另外一個人，即便他們總是失敗，和無可控制地「回到原點」，他們總是在啟程前往各種疏離的景色，追求的確同時包含某種愛的可能。這本碩論／小說集所要展示的，或許並不真的只展現一些寫作的幻術，更包含我如何在小說裡面，開口指認自己所認知的世界──我想，這應該才是我每一次「小說的開始」。

Afterglow: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors

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Hopeful and forward-looking futuristic short stories that explore how the power of storytelling can help create the world we need Afterglow is a stunning collection of original short stories in which writers from many different backgrounds envision a radically different climate future. Published

in collaboration with Grist, a nonprofit media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions, these stirring tales expand our ability to imagine a better world.Afterglow draws inspiration from a range of cutting-edge literary movements including Afrofuturism, hopepunk, and solarpunk

--genres that uplift equitable climate solutions and continued service to one’s community, even in the face of despair. The Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, disabled, feminist, and queer voices in this collection imagine intersectional worlds in which no community is left behind. Whether through abundance

or adaptation, reform, or a new understanding of survival, these stories offer flickers of hope, even joy, as they provide a springboard for exploring how fiction can help create a better reality.Afterglow welcomes a diverse range of new voices into the climate conversation to envision the next 180

years of equitable climate progress. A creative work rooted in the realities of our present crisis, Afterglow presents a new way to think about the climate emergency--one that blazes a path to a clean, green, and more just future.

齊邦媛、簡媜之老年與死亡書寫

為了解決短篇的問題，作者廖秀春 這樣論述：

摘　　要本文以齊邦媛、簡媜之老年與死亡書寫為主題，討論這兩位作家作品中的老年與死亡議題。爬梳文本集中於齊邦媛、簡媜書寫的散文，包括齊邦媛之《巨流河》、《一生中的一天：散文‧日記合輯》、《洄瀾》，簡媜之《誰在銀閃閃的地方，等你》及其他創作。「老年」與「死亡」議題，是近年文學研究的熱點。齊邦媛、簡媜兩位作家對於真實的生命情境，直接以作品回應生老病死的現場，書寫「老年」與「死亡」切入當代社會議題。齊邦媛在戰爭顛沛流離中目睹死亡，又在典範中驗證人生價值，而投入生命書寫。簡媜從質疑、抵抗人世間對性別與生命的歧見，到超越生命藩籬而書寫生命之歌。本文探看兩人的生命歷程與文學志業，探討來自於不同世代，出生於

不同地域及成長背景的文學交會。本文解析齊邦媛、簡媜的老年與死亡書寫，比較兩人觀點之異同，扣緊兩人作品中的終極關懷，呈現生老病死的主題。試圖自齊邦媛、簡媜之老年與死亡的感悟中，建立一套書寫老人的典範，完整「老年學」中的老年文學，並討論兩人作品中的老年與死亡書寫在台灣文學的定位。關鍵詞：齊邦媛、簡媜、老年、死亡、老年學