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"Pillow" is a collection of literary prose essays, written around 1001. The author saw and heard a lot during his tenure in the court. There are more than 300 chapters in the book, which are divided into three parts: collection, diary and random thoughts. Clustering is a list of things of different nature and categories in life, such as "mountains", "sea", "disappointing things", "elegant things", involving geographical features, vegetation, flowers and birds, inner emotions, life interests, etc., Which richly reflects the author's delicate observation and aesthetic taste. The diary records the author's life in the palace, which reflects her deep relationship with Empress Fujiwara Teiko, as well as fragments of her life in the palace. This part of the content reflects the classical style, and allows us to understand the living conditions and tastes of the royal family and nobles in Japan's Heian period. Random thoughts are random thoughts about nature and life, especially the author's bright and free attitude towards life.

"Sand Country Almanack" is Leopold's masterpiece and the result of his lifelong observation, experience and thinking about nature. In the form of a natural essay, it vividly describes the beauty of the natural ecology of Shaxiang in different seasons, and praises the beauty of the "equal treatment and harmonious symbiosis" relationship between people and land, rivers, lakes, animals and plants. It calls on people to pay attention to ecological ethics and believes that only by "maintaining the overall harmony, stability and beauty of the ecological community" can humans enhance their own welfare. Leopold's land ethics has become the ideological basis for the actions of American environmental organizations and government agencies. He himself is also recognized as the most famous forerunner of ecological environmentalism. This book includes the evocative illustrations drawn by Charlie Schwartz in the earliest English version, which greatly enhances the readability and beauty of the book.

Haruki Murakami's first true music essay, an in-depth understanding of Murakami's music world. Even if the moon disappears, even if you are abandoned by your lover, even if you are laughed at by a puppy, you can have nothing but music. Follow senior music critic Haruki Murakami to experience the possibility of synesthesia between words and music art. This is Haruki Murakami's first purely musical essay. Murakami carefully selected 11 famous songs from all classic music scenes and wrote the article, which is full of emotions about music and provides an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of Murakami's music world. From Schubert to Stan Gates, from Bruce Springsteen to Goo Suga, these ten essays reveal the good music in Murakami's heart.

A non-academic work on D. H. Lawrence. It is like a biography but not a biography, a novel but not a novel, a travelogue but not a travelogue, a memoir but not a memoir: a fusion of, or rather, a postmodern genre that transcends all specific genres, a genre that is counter-genre. Therefore, although the author repeatedly claimed to write a "serious academic work on Lawrence", he ended up writing a black comedy that is neither serious nor academic, and makes people laugh from beginning to end. It's still about Lawrence, but more precisely about "the book that was intended to be written about Lawrence but never was." Despite this, the author still uses his new and free style, and uses excerpts, descriptions and comments on Lawrence's works sprinkled throughout the text like spices, to outline a unique D. H. Lawrence for us.

"Walden" consists of 18 essays in total. During the cycle of seasons, it records in detail Thoreau's inner desires, conflicts, disappointments and self-adjustments, as well as the complex mental journey of desire again after adjustment, which went through several cycles until it was finally realized. It shows that the author uses it to challenge his own personal boundaries and even the boundaries of humanity as a whole. But this challenge is not the infinite hope of realizing self-worth, but the infinite power of recovery after injury.

This book is a book of growth full of love and courage, and is recognized by various countries as a very loving and educational book. The story conveys our common emotions: love, courage, and responsibility through the ordinary stories of a little boy in life and school. There are 100 short stories in the book. Each story in the book is touching, and the words are filled with children's innocence and fun. This is a growth book that is extremely suitable for millions of parents and children to read together. It teaches children how to behave in the ordinary world and become a person who is courageous, energetic, dares to take responsibility, and faces difficulties head-on.

From January to June 1842, Dickens, who was only thirty years old, accepted the invitation of the famous American writer Washington Irving and other friends to travel to the United States. The long travelogue and feature "Notes on a Travel in America" ​​is the main result of Dickens's visit to the United States. During this trip, he visited big cities such as Boston, New York and Philadelphia on the east coast, went south to Richmond, west to St. Louis, and north to Montreal, Canada. During the journey that lasted for half a year, the young writer had extensive contact with people from all walks of life in the United States, from the president to the coachman, through visits, interviews, public gatherings and private meetings, and recorded the writer's experiences, observations and perceptions one by one. Dickens both admired and criticized this vibrant young republic. In particular, Dickens observed and criticized the rough and vulgar American style, the overly strong atmosphere of profit-seeking, the barbaric slavery system, and the brutal conquest of Indians. This was exactly the same as Mark Twain, the equally acerbic American writer who was dedicated to describing the Gilded Age. The trip to North America also became an important source of inspiration for the novel "Martin Qu Shuwei".

Paris at the end of the 19th century was like a masquerade, and success favored the sanctimonious. The protagonist Duloa was originally the son of a poor hotel owner in a rural town. He used his beautiful appearance to seduce women and used his ability to flatter, step by step, to become an important figure in politics and journalism. The novel creates an image of an unscrupulous speculative adventurer, and makes a bitter satire and criticism of the gangster-like Georges Duroy's rapid fortune in a short period of time. The novel profoundly reveals the political and economic phenomena of French society at the end of the 19th century, and is worthy of being a classic French novel of the 19th century.

Fromm's classic work, author of "The Art of Love" and "Escape from Freedom" and one of the founders of "Psychoanalytic Sociology", is How a Gentleman with Faith Says "No". Whether mankind has a future and whether civilization will end depends on whether we have the ability to doubt, criticize and disobey. --Erich Fromm In the collection "On Disobedience", Erich Fromm clearly explained what "obedience" and "disobedience" really mean: obedience to human nature and the goals of a humane society, and disobedience to various idols and political ideologies. His discussion is still relevant today: he opposes blindly following conventions and takes a critical stance on the commonplace "bad knowledge". Fromm's insights, combined with the psychology gained from social and political phenomena, led him to support the American Socialist Party for a period of time, join the peace movement, and call for disarmament steps. In these activities, he practiced his disobedience to the "common sense" of various people and official political discourse. What he obeyed was a sane way of thinking, which was in line with the ideas held by prophets and philosophers such as Albert Schweitzer and Bertrand Russell.

De Botton takes the love story of Rabbi and Kirsten as the main theme, supplemented by philosophical and psychological thinking, from the budding of love to the sailing of love, from entering the siege to being trapped in the "city", to extramarital affairs, and finally through self-exploration, the complete process of detached acceptance of marriage, and every step of love and marriage. He made a calm and wise analysis at each stage, laying out his full and deep thinking through delicate situations and integrating concrete and real characters, until people gradually realized that the essence of love is not so much a passion as a skill that needs to be learned. Only by understanding this way can we have the calmness to see through thousands of sails, and accept marriage calmly after all the vicissitudes of life. This book is a work of essays, but also a philosophical, psychological, and sociological work full of wisdom that reveals the rules of love and marriage. It helps us no longer wander around the various dilemmas in the process of love and marriage, and rekindles our enthusiasm for life, and then understands: It is easy to fall in love, it only requires a moment of passion, but it is not easy to maintain love. It requires a lifetime of practice. What we should do is to break the illusion and love more pragmatically, healthily, and non-instinctively.

The 16 emotional essays written by Murakami during his stay in the United States allow you to see the Murakami clearly outside the door for the first time. It includes Haruki Murakami's attitude towards current events, as well as his thoughts on himself. "No matter where we are, some part of us is a foreigner." This book is one of Haruki Murakami's essay series, with a total of 16 essays. It is an essay written by the author during his lectures in the United States from 1991 to 1992. The contents are all the author's personal experiences in the United States. The subject matter is rich and covers a wide range of topics. The description of the current social and cultural situation in the United States includes an analysis of the cultural differences between the United States and Japan through specific events, various anecdotes about the author's life in the United States, and the author's review of his boyhood, love and marriage, opening a bar to make a living before becoming famous, family life, and husband-wife relationships, etc. The style of this book is just like his novels, which are vivid, witty, humorous, and full of in-depth thinking. It is an interesting little book with strong readability.

Natsume Soseki's "Soseki's Diary" is finally out. It contains several of the most important time points in Soseki's life, recording Soseki's unreserved thoughts, as well as the pieces that had a profound impact on his career until the last moment of his life. Including "Diary of Studying Abroad in London", "Diary of "Later Events"", "Diary of Travels to Manchuria and Korea", "Diary of Great Trouble at Shuzenji Temple", "Diary of the End of Meiji", "Family Diary of the Third Year of Taisho" and "Final Diary of the Fifth Year of Taisho". Mr. Chen Dewen's passionate translation restores the life of Natsume Soseki, a great writer in the Meiji era, to the greatest extent possible. Natsume Soseki's diary is published for the first time in China, taking you into the 100% authentic Natsume Soseki; truly projecting Soseki's inner thoughts at several important points in his life, it is an indispensable and valuable historical material for studying Soseki's thoughts. His integrity is not limited by the prejudices of the times, he is not afraid of illness and strengthens his will. During the historical transition period, he fully expresses his life ideal of "removing selfishness from nature" and records the life trajectory of Soseki's outlook on life and worldview.

Junichiro Tanizaki is a famous modern Japanese writer. He entered the Taisho literary world as an aesthetic writer. He has been active in the Taisho and Showa eras and has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature many times. He has written numerous works with rich themes and far-reaching influence. He is honored as "Literary Master" and "Otani Saki" in Japan. His famous works such as "Fine Snow", "Chun Qin Chao" and "Idiot's Love" are also familiar to Chinese readers. Mr. Tanizaki is not only a master of novels, but also a master of essays. "In Praise of Shadows" is his most famous essay collection. This collection of essays was published by Chuo Koron Publishing House in 1975 and includes six essays published by Mr. Tanizaki from 1930 to 1948.

This book mainly collects love letters from Japan's literary giants and talents during the Meiji, Taisho and Showa periods, including love letters from Akutagawa Ryunosuke, Tanizaki Junichiro, Dazai Osamu and others. The author conducts detailed analysis and interpretation of these love letters, and truly tells the stories behind them, revealing another side of the lives of literary giants. A more comprehensive, objective, three-dimensional and true image of the literary giants and talents emerges vividly on the paper, and their lives are also vividly reflected in every word of the love letter.

This book is filled with keen observations, autobiographical notes, and the seeds of many of Maugham's best works. A Writer's Notebook is our special window into the active mind of a great writer.

"Brazil: The Country of the Future" can be seen as a biography written by Zweig about Brazil. It is a work that Zweig created during his second trip to Brazil to comprehensively introduce the country. The first half shows the past, present and future of Brazil from three aspects: history, economy and culture, while the second half introduces different urban characteristics of Brazil based on cities. The book entrusts all of Zweig's hopes for human civilization. To this day, it is still one of the must-read books for understanding Brazil.

"Edinburgh Notes", written in 1879, is one of Stevenson's most interesting and personal works. This book is composed of a series of essays, unfolding a unique landscape painting from Edinburgh's Old Town and Parliament Square to the New Town, Calton Hill and the Pentland Hills. The work is both a travelogue and interspersed with social commentary, and is overflowing with the author's feelings about his hometown. The Edinburgh in the book is a three-dimensional city with dramatic contrasts - a city spread out between the old and the new, between wealth and famine, between mansions and countryside. In some chapters, the author eulogizes the beauty of the city and its unique spiritual temperament with a sense of nostalgia, while in chapters such as "Legendary Stories", he focuses on the dark and gloomy side of Edinburgh, such as the alcoholic lower class, social scandals, crime on the fringes of the city, etc.

"Walden" is a collection of essays written by American writer Henry David Thoreau. "Walden" is a record of the American writer Thoreau who lived alone by Walden Pond, describing what he saw, heard and thought during more than two years. The book advocates simple life and loves the natural scenery. It has rich content, far-reaching meaning and vivid language. Xu Chi's translation is widely recognized by readers.

Thoreau stayed away from the hustle and bustle of the world. He wanted to find an authentic state of existence and a more poetic life in the tranquility of nature. The book "Walden" records in detail the writer's daily life and thoughts for two years. He cultivated land next to his cabin, planted in spring and harvested in autumn, and was self-sufficient. He is a son of nature. He admires nature, makes friends with nature, talks with lakes, forests and birds, observes animals and plants in the forest, plays the flute on the boat, fishes by the lake, and writes down his observations and thoughts in the cabin at night. He pursued spiritual life and paid attention to the growth of the soul. He proudly declared: "Everyone is the king of his own kingdom. Compared with this kingdom, the Tsarist Empire is just a humble country, like a small snowball in the ice and snow." Thoreau tells us with his practical actions: Most of the luxuries people pursue, most of the so-called comfort of life, are not only unnecessary, but also a great hindrance to human progress. "Walden" describes the author's deep thinking and self-reshaping process in a simple life. The writing style is quiet and tranquil, thought-provoking, and has a calming power.

There are only two aesthetic masters in Japanese literature, one is Kawabata Yasunari and the other is Tanizaki Junichiro. This is a classic Japanese aesthetic book that influenced Tadao Ando and Kenya Hara! "In Praise of Shadows" starts with home decoration and discusses the important role of "shadows" in people's daily lives. The author's delicate writing style and deep understanding of the beauty of Japan not only bring readers different aesthetic feelings, but also provide thought-provoking wisdom about life. Even though the sunshine is beautiful and allows all things to grow freely, shadow is indispensable. This book contains six essays: "Lazyness", "Love and Erotica", "Osaka and Osaka People in My Eyes", "About "Idiot Art"", "Hometown", and "Food Memories of Childhood". Both are masterpieces of prose by Tanizaki Junichiro.

Woolf's selection of literary criticism is sharp and profound, and the words are full of interest and wisdom, giving people rich inspiration. Mr. Qu Shijing's classic translation, the new edition includes two newly translated excellent works, and is accompanied by the translator's long article "Virginia Woolf's Novel Theory". Woolf was not only accomplished in novel creation, but also a keen-eyed critic. This book is a selection of her literary criticism, including two volumes of "The Common Reader" and representative works from other anthologies. In these twenty wonderful articles, the author discusses her views on the works of famous writers such as Austen, Conrad, Hardy, Lawrence, Forster, etc. The writing style is sharp and profound, and the words are full of interest and wisdom, giving people rich enlightenment.

[Quick Time Travel] When Shen Nian woke up, he found that he had turned into an Ah Piao, and that he had an extra system in his mind for no apparent reason. The system smiled lovingly: As long as you can collect all the boss fragments, the resurrection can be completed in minutes! Shen Nian frowned and thought: Is the task difficult? Free men? System: Send! As long as the task is completed well, not only will you be resurrected, but you will also be given a sweet, soft and flirty man! Shen Nian waved his hand: Come on! But why is this man different from what the system describes? President Jingui forced her into a corner: If you run again, I will break your legs! The dark wizard lifted his cloak: Why are you always disobedient? The sinister man slowly locked the door: If you look at other people again, I will lock you up! Shen Nian shivered... #This male protagonist's style is wrong# The little fairy who just wants to be a salted fish × the clingy boss \u002F\u002FThis is a sweet article! \U002F\u002F

"Oliver Twist", also translated as "Oliver Twist", was published in 1838 and is the author's first social novel. Set in the foggy city of London, it tells the story of an orphan's tragic life experience and experiences. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, experienced an apprenticeship, escaped with difficulty, fell into a den of thieves by mistake, and was forced to work with a vicious murderer. After experiencing countless hardships, he finally found out his life experience and gained happiness with the help of kind people. The work exposed the miserable life of people at the bottom of society through the tragic experience of the orphan Oliver, which aroused great repercussions at the time.

A must-read in the AI ​​era! The entire AI era is the unfolding of Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics"! "Godlike Man" Asimov's complete collection of science fiction short stories, Volume 2, the short stories are his creative nuclear explosion sites! Robotics' God-Essential Chapter "Two Hundreds": Hugo Award × Nebula Award × Locus Award, the original work of the classic movie "Robot Butler"! "The Three-Body Problem" tribute chapter "Billiards": The core of "The Three-Body Problem" is finished in one article! The origin of Ding Yi's billiard theory! Nolan's inspiration piece "Obituary": The source of inspiration for Nolan's Oscar-winning movie "The Prestige"! Apocalypse of the AI ​​Era: "Key Items", "The Life and Times of Multivac", "Female Intuition"... Open this book and watch Asimov use the "Three Laws of Robotics" to reveal the underlying logic of the AI ​​era!

This book is one of the masterpieces in the long series by the famous Canadian science fiction master Robert Sawyer. Sawyer constructed a unique science fiction world in the novel, which takes place on a planet ruled by intelligent dinosaurs. This setting is full of imagination, especially the use of dinosaurs as the protagonist, which breaks the anthropocentric perspective in traditional science fiction novels. Sawyer depicts the emotions and thoughts of these dinosaur characters with delicate brushwork, allowing readers to relate to them.

Author's list version of "The Long Goodbye": "To say goodbye is to die." Philip Marlowe, a private detective in his early forties, likes to drink, is rich, and single. Get used to being alone, lonely but not lonely. When something is unfair, I want to make it right. If you get into trouble, remember to talk to Marlowe. Late one night, Marlowe accidentally met Terry, who was drunk but polite. Marlowe helped Terry and won friendship, but got into trouble. He was involved in a series of murders, betrayals, tricks, deceptions, redemptions, and misunderstandings, and faced jail time. Facing the mysterious farewells of his friends, bizarre murders, and the coercion and inducement of the police, Marlowe had countless opportunities to escape and return to a peaceful life. But as strange things continue to happen, Marlowe discovers that there is a case within a case, a mystery within a mystery, and a plot within a plot...

The "Edogawa Ranpo Classic Mystery Novels Collection" series contains 3-4 wonderful, independent mystery stories in each volume. This volume includes the classic work "The Human Chair" that has been adapted into movies many times, as well as Kogoro Akechi's debut works "Black Lizard" and "Kage Man". Edogawa Ranpo's works draw on a wide range of materials and have unique conceptions. Sometimes they are realistic, and sometimes they are weird and grotesque. But what remains the same is that the storyline is always so confusing and exciting. Edogawa can always use the subtleties to maximize the fear deep in the readers' hearts, making people shudder. This is one of the reasons why even though he was a mystery novelist active in the 20th century, people still hear his name with great fanfare. His character Akechi Kogoro is a well-known detective in Japan.

Keigo Higashino's top ten underrated masterpieces: 1. Malice, 2. Magic Ball, 3. Masked Villa, 4. The Home Where I Die, 5. Fate, 6. The Saint's Rescue, 7. The Detective's Code, 8. Who Killed Her, 9. Transformation, 10. Tragedy Doll.

As if performing some kind of ritual, the corpse was brutally cut into eight pieces by the murderer, and appeared one by one at the end of each train. Now, the body has been found7\u002F8, and only the last piece is left! Where was the murderer taking the body of 1\u002F8? And is it the key to solving the case? With the intervention of Yoshiki Takeshi, the oldest legend in Japan's Izumo region gradually comes to light! Could it be that the murderer's target is the legendary Yamato no Orochi? !

The complete collection of Ellery Quinn's detective novels includes 13 volumes, including: The Roman Hat Mystery, The French Powder Mystery, The Dutch Shoe Mystery, The Greek Coffin Mystery, The Egyptian Cross Mystery, The American Gun Mystery, The Siamese Siamese Man Mystery, The Chinese Orange Mystery, The Spanish Shawl Mystery, The Tragedy of X, The Tragedy of Y, The Tragedy of Z, and The Last Case of Jerry Wren. Magical criminal techniques and a coherent reasoning process fully demonstrate the beauty of logic!

[Suspense + real-life reasoning + brain-burning + blizzard style + ethical tragedy] [Calm and intelligent weirdo forensic doctor Gu Ping] A man suddenly disappeared in a small hotel with only six rooms; an old policeman with a dull personality also disappeared in this hotel after making a call to an eye specialist; a woman hurried to the hotel in search of her lost cat, and then left mysteriously. Muxi Town, a small town with a population of less than a thousand people. Because of this series of disappearances, it is no longer peaceful... Gu Ping, a forensic doctor who occasionally visits the town. With the help of Di Liang, the owner of the woodcarving shop, and a piece of skin tissue and a large amount of blood stains found in the hotel room, the real murderer was finally found, but where was the body?

"Electronic Star" is the fourth book in the "Ikebukuro West Exit Park" series. Each book contains four short stories, each describing a crime incident and showing one aspect of the life of teenagers in modern cities, connected through the protagonist Makoto Majima and his friends. Through the Ichitsubaki murder incident, the protagonist Makoto Majima becomes a golden field in Nishiguchi Park, playing the role of everyone's reasoning mentor and peace messenger. His ideal character and psychological attachment to the Ikebukuro area, coupled with his innate wisdom, help everyone solve many problems and regain the beauty and justice of Nishiguchi Park where they live together. This book includes four parts: "Long Ramen Line at the East Gate", "Waltz for Baby", "Black Hood Night Carnival" and "Electronic Star".

[Suspense + Identity Reasoning + Treasure Hunting + Human Tragedy] [Genius Girl Mo Lan, "The World's Dumbest Thief"] Luo Caiqin cheated, went to jail, and begged for a living. She is a poor old beggar, "the world's dumbest thief", and the most unpopular person in her family. There are many conflicts between family members, and years of suspicion have turned into irresolvable hatred. Murder seems inevitable. However, after grandma died, the lawyer came unexpectedly! Could it be that the old grandmother already knows the date of her death? Could it be that she already guessed who the murderer was? Why should she leave her inheritance to a family member who has no affection for her? On a stormy night, the female middle school student Moran checked into the Lily House, and the murder happened that night...

The work consists of "The Mystery of the Greek Coffin", "The Mystery of the French Powder", "The Mystery of the Chinese Orange", "The Mystery of the Siamese Siamese Man", "The Mystery of the Roman Hat", "The Mystery of the Dutch Shoes", "The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl", and "The Mystery of the Egyptian Cross".

Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sacks track down a genius magician and escape artist who is also a cold-blooded killer. The killer is like Houdini reborn. Not only can he kill people easily, but he can also escape invisible under the eyes of the heavily guarded police. Deadly magic, victims one after another, Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs must break through the illusions to prevent the next horrific crime from happening...

Five years after the divorce, a phone call from Tomoko dropped a stone into Yoshiki's heart. However, Yoshiki, who rushed to the station with the mood of reunion after a long separation, watched helplessly as Toko became a suspect in the murder. The bad luck surrounding Tongzi is far from over. A bizarre murder also occurred in her home: accompanied by the cry of "Ye Ming Stone", two corpses were lying across the secret room, and some people witnessed a warrior wearing armor disappearing and appearing! In order to clear Tongzi's suspicion, Yoshiki decided to risk his life!

"The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" successfully created "China's Sherlock Holmes" and was translated into and published in many foreign languages, leaving a significant mark in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the world. Fifteen versions of the translated version of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" are planned to be published. Zhang Ling, who has studied Gao Luopei for many years, will be responsible for the translation and write annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. However, because it is the only version on the market that can be independently translated by one person, it is time-consuming and labor-intensive, so five types ("The Golden Case", "The Iron Nail Case", "The Lakeside Case", "The Bronze Bell Case" and "The Labyrinth Case") are first released for readers. Each volume is equipped with illustrations created by Gauloppe himself, which are full of ancient charm and pleasing to the eye.

The new mystery master Nishizawa Yasuhiko's special setting is a masterpiece of puzzle solving. Kushimoto Koko and her nephew Suyang have wonderful abilities. They will have precognitive dreams at the same time. Although the scenes in the dreams are presented through their respective perspectives, the content is the same. After predicting a series of murders at a family gathering, in order to prevent the tragedy from happening, they discussed the ins and outs of the dream together, hoping to make moves to change the direction of reality. However, after waking up from the nightmare, they faced another murder case...

A new killer is on the move - and his methods are chilling. He lurked in dark, dank basements and underground passages in New York City, using a tattoo gun filled with deadly poison to leave mysterious patterns on his victims' skin. The victims showed various painful and miserable death conditions, and the scene was very horrific. The suspect created his own set of "Human Skin Laws" inspired by the "Bone Collector", a serial killer who terrorized New York City more than ten years ago. Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs, who had solved the "Bone Collector" case, were quickly involved in the case. Rhyme, Sachs, and the NYPD detectives must race against time to uncover the truth: Who is the killer's next target? What message does the victim's mysterious tattoo send? What is the meaning of the murderer's own tattoo - a ferocious centipede with a woman's face and fangs? What is his ultimate mission? As the investigation deepens, Rhyme increasingly feels that nothing is more crazy than the haunting past...

"Crime Novels" collects seven of Tanizaki Junichiro's most representative crime stories. Compared with reasoning analysis and criminal techniques, Junichiro Tanizaki is more interested in the mysteries and secrets in daily life. In the process of searching for answers, unexpected criminal motives are revealed. His monologue-style criminal murmurs, indulgent sensory sketches, and gaze and thinking on the abyss of human nature and the dark side of the world all demonstrate Tanizaki's boundary exploration and style development in the field of crime literature, and he is praised as the origin of Japanese crime literature. This anthology includes "I", a piece that Junichiro Tanizaki is proud of, and "On the Road", which Edogawa Ranpo, the father of Japanese mystery novels, said "marked an era for detective novels". The works in this book also make many breakthroughs in novel techniques. There are confessional narratives with split personalities, dialogue novels in the form of scripts, and multiple structures that cleverly nest real life and opera stories. They are all of great pioneering significance in the history of literature.

The serial killer "Sandman" escaped, and his wife Kelly was regarded as an accomplice and was about to be tried. The world thinks she's guilty, and lawyer Eddie must prove her innocence to everyone. In order to protect his loved ones, the "Sandman" appeared again, witnesses died tragically one after another, and the city fell into panic again... The cunning and cruel murderer is dragging Eddie into a game full of lies...

"The Works of Paul Auster (set of 8 volumes in total)" This set contains the following 8 works from Paul Auster's novels: "Loneliness and What It Creates", "Where the Map Ends", "Brooklyn's Follies", "The Phantom Book", "The Last City", "The New York Trilogy", "Journey in the Chamber of Secrets" and "Winter Notes"

Those things that you thought would never happen, finally happened to you one by one. You ask yourself: How many mornings are left? A door has closed. Another door has opened. You have entered the winter of life. In the sixty-third winter of his life, a cold, windy and rainy winter with almost no sun, Paul Auster sat at his desk and wrote a personal history and memoir about the body, which is like a journey through winter. In "Loneliness and What It Creates" thirty years ago, Auster reflected on loneliness, fatherhood and the writer's consciousness in a touching way, while "Winter Notes" is a more candid self-confession and reflection. He unabashedly revealed the happy and painful physical memories, complex and deep emotional desires, and the bond between his parents in his more than sixty years of life, including the most fragile moments, trying to find unique and shining moments again in the depths of memory.

Under the desolate and scorching sun of Mexico, a stained priest fled on the road, and vultures flew by. Along the way, the priest not only has to avoid persecution and pursuit, but also engages in a fierce struggle between desire and morality: should he abandon the power of the priesthood and live a degenerate life, or should he insist on the glory of his faith and struggle on the edge of death? The priest is neither firm nor thorough, but he must make a choice. And power and glory pulled his soul to a higher and more dangerous place.

The 17-year-old Pinky climbed out of trouble and wanted to climb to the top of power; he held a sweet Brighton lollipop and completely sacrificed himself to hell. In order to resist the ridicule of the world, he used cruelty to cover up his immaturity, used ambition to decorate innocence, used arrogance to drive away inferiority, and did not hesitate to push those around him into the abyss one by one. Even though he saw death approaching him several times, he showed no remorse. Because, compared to death, he was more afraid of being embarrassed.

A lot of magical things will happen in college. You may meet a neighbor who invites you to go to a bookstore together, or you may meet a classmate you just met and ask you to study "Chinese and Probability Theory." Bukmura is facing this problem now. After you join the gang in a daze, trouble comes to your door along with friendship and love. The seasons change, but a few people in the ivory tower of the university are somewhat ignorant. Even though they are taught that the world of adults is a desert, they still want to go out and have a look from time to time. They even think that they can change the climate of the desert on their own, and maybe even make it snow in the desert. Ah, the trouble all starts with learning "Chinese and Probability Theory", but in the end, what is it? How can you know if you don't see it yourself?

This book is divided into two categories in terms of content, detective reasoning and bizarre stories. Category 1: Detective mystery novels, with interlocking plots and infinite reversals, which are amazing. Evidence pointing to the truth is hidden everywhere in the text, making the reader's confusion gradually disappear while reading. It can be called a textbook-style introductory book on character reasoning, and a must-read for suspense reasoning enthusiasts. Edogawa also created the character of Kogoro Akechi, a genius detective with an eccentric temper. He always solves bizarre cases with unexpected methods. His name is almost a household name in Japan. Kogoro Mori in "Detective Conan" is named after Kogoro Akechi. ; Category 2: Bizarre tales, which go deep into the spiritual world of criminals, unfold a phenomenon-level analysis and examination of human nature, and use delicate brushstrokes to describe the struggle and confusion of human nature when faced with temptation. Each story uses a limited length to convey profound meaning, which is thought-provoking and intriguing.

On a quiet summer night in Ikebukuro, there is a faint uneasy atmosphere stirring in the air in Nishiguchi Park. After graduating from high school, Mashima Makoto, who worked as a rice insect at home, became Kindaichi in the park because of the Strangler incident. In order to find the Strangler and solve the mystery of the death of his friend Rika, and was entrusted to find the gang princess who was loved by his classmate Monkey, he transformed into various characters and went in and out of black and white to "handle cases". In the end, he gradually solved the puzzles and restored the changed park to its original peace, allowing the red and blue gangs to shake hands and make peace. The process was extremely thrilling and he finally succeeded in outwitness. G boy, red angel, compensated dating girl, autistic boy... All the teenagers who have lost their coordinates in the secular society have imprinted their youthful colors in this park and discovered their own value. Ishida Iroshi truly presents the world of those fringe teenagers in a Japan that is experiencing rapid economic development but is experiencing bubbles - decadence, depravity, promiscuity, drug abuse, and pursuit of extreme excitement. Cyclonus is the least hypocritical group in the criminal field. It is a sensory mystery novel worth savoring!

Have you ever counted the white lines on a zebra crossing? Aiming for the opposite side of the road, crossing it while counting the white lines that are a little thick and shiny in the winter sun. He moved his steps with extreme caution, as if he was afraid of falling to the bottom of the black asphalt. There are seventeen white lines. A wonderful prime number. It is not divisible by any number other than itself and one. He said it was a good number to represent loneliness without friends. By replacing the world with numbers, the boy can feel at ease. In order to confirm who I am, I count my heartbeat and breathing all day long. The boy said that he was not human. I am just a counter, not a person.

"The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" successfully created "China's Sherlock Holmes" and was translated into and published in many foreign languages, leaving a significant mark in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the world. Fifteen versions of the translated version of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" are planned to be published. Zhang Ling, who has studied Gao Luopei for many years, will be responsible for the translation and write annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. However, because it is the only version on the market that can be independently translated by one person, it is time-consuming and labor-intensive, so five types ("The Golden Case", "The Iron Nail Case", "The Lakeside Case", "The Bronze Bell Case" and "The Labyrinth Case") are first released for readers. Each volume is equipped with illustrations created by Gauloppe himself, which are full of ancient charm and pleasing to the eye. "The Golden Case" tells the story that in 663 AD, Di Renjie was first appointed as the magistrate of Penglai County, accompanied by his servant Hong Liang. On the way, he met Ma Rong and Qiao Tai, heroes of the green forest, and conquered them. He later solved the case of the poisoning and death of the former county magistrate Wang Yuan, the disappearance of Gu Mengbin's bride, and the murder of Fan Zhong. In this small port in northeastern China - a strange place where the dead are said to crawl out of their graves on stormy nights, Judge Dee solved three puzzling cases in one fell swoop.