"Nobel Prize Masters' Short Classics" is a collection of short stories and short stories compiled from the representative short story works of twenty Nobel Prize winners in literature. It brings together Camus, Faulkner, Hemingway, Hesse, Bunin, Thomas Mann, Romain Rolland and other literary giants. Most of these writers are good at novel writing (especially short story writing). Their literary styles are diverse and represent a high level of literary creation. Specially invited translators, such as my country's famous French translator Li Yumin, Polish translator Lin Hongliang, Japanese translator Gao Huiqin, German translator Liang Xijiang, etc., Work together to present classic translations. Each work is preceded by a brief introduction of the author, making it easier for readers to read in depth and choose what they like.
Reader comments
This book is very good! It contains many short stories and short stories by Nobel Prize-winning masters. The authors are all literary giants, and the translations are also very good! I especially like "The Lighthouse Keeper" in it, the story is very exciting. Moreover, there is a brief introduction of the author at the front of each novel, which allowed me to understand these masters better. I feel that this book is very valuable to read, and I recommend it to you!
This book is very good! It contains many short stories and short stories by Nobel Prize-winning masters. The authors are all literary giants, and the translations are also very good! I especially like "The Lighthouse Keeper" in it, the story is very exciting. Moreover, there is a brief introduction of the author at the front of each novel, which allowed me to understand these masters better. I feel that this book is very valuable to read, and I recommend it to you!