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拉提琴
人人都說謊，大家拉提琴！
拉提琴=噴雞龜=吹牛皮=說謊
是謊言成就了無能，還是無能成就了謊言？
在屢獲文學獎的小說創作《私家偵探》之後，紀蔚然重回現代劇場的超完美劇作。
「這是截至目前為止，我寫過最好的劇本。」（背景顯示為笑聲）
紀杯說：「注意，我沒有在『拉提琴』。」
本書收錄《拉提琴》、《艷后和她的小丑們》及《瘋狂年代》三篇劇本，穿越虛假與真實、瘋狂與清醒、西方與東方、高科技與後感情，在幽默戲謔中冷靜解剖當代，洞悉人的腦袋，生猛犀利，讓人拍案叫絕。
拉提琴=噴雞龜=吹牛皮=說謊
是謊言成就了無能，還是無能成就了謊言？
在屢獲文學獎的小說創作《私家偵探》之後，紀蔚然重回現代劇場的超完美劇作。
「這是截至目前為止，我寫過最好的劇本。」（背景顯示為笑聲）
紀杯說：「注意，我沒有在『拉提琴』。」
本書收錄《拉提琴》、《艷后和她的小丑們》及《瘋狂年代》三篇劇本，穿越虛假與真實、瘋狂與清醒、西方與東方、高科技與後感情，在幽默戲謔中冷靜解剖當代，洞悉人的腦袋，生猛犀利，讓人拍案叫絕。
268 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 15, 2012
About the author
Chi Wei-Jan
2 books5 followersChi Wei-Jan 紀蔚然 (b.1954) holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Iowa, and is now professor of drama and theatre at National Taiwan University. He is a successful playwright and has written and produced many plays, including MIT: MAD IN TAIWAN (2008), THE MAHJONG GAME Trilogy (1997-2007), REEL MURDERS (2005), UTOPIA LTD (2001) and ONE BED, FOUR PLAYERS (1999). He has also published several books of essays including SERIOUSLY PLAYFUL (2004) and MISUNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEARE (2008).
PRIVATE EYES is Chi Wei-Jan's first novel. Winner of almost every major literary award, it became a publishing sensation in Taiwan in 2011, topping the bestseller charts and going through five printings in only two months. PRIVATE EYES is a brilliant literary detective novel in which a failed-academic-turned-sleuth tries to make sense of the absurdity of modern life, and to prove his innocence in a series of murders. The first ever serial killer in Taiwan? A family scandal that points to a case of corruption? A Buddhist fanatic who turns to killing people as a way of “salvation”? These are just some of the elements that make this such a deliciously dark, yet comic novel.
PRIVATE EYES is Chi Wei-Jan's first novel. Winner of almost every major literary award, it became a publishing sensation in Taiwan in 2011, topping the bestseller charts and going through five printings in only two months. PRIVATE EYES is a brilliant literary detective novel in which a failed-academic-turned-sleuth tries to make sense of the absurdity of modern life, and to prove his innocence in a series of murders. The first ever serial killer in Taiwan? A family scandal that points to a case of corruption? A Buddhist fanatic who turns to killing people as a way of “salvation”? These are just some of the elements that make this such a deliciously dark, yet comic novel.
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