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十七岁的轻骑兵
路内全新力作 ，《追随三部曲》的“ 前传”故事
●四十个闹事少年，停留在1990年代的女孩们
●是的，我还在写着那个倒霉的化工技校，没有名字只有绰号的小青年，“风一样的谜之女孩”们。时间像倒影，前半生想不通的事情变成后半生的笑话，反之，也成立。记忆和虚构叠加成另一个平行空间，尽管写了八年，一晚上也就读完了。——路内
●《十七岁的轻骑兵》是作家路内最新的作品。小说延续了他“追随三部曲”的主人公路小路，故事也依旧发生在戴城的化工厂，作者用他驾轻就熟的调侃和嘲讽，追忆了十七岁的时光中有过的人物和故事。小说生动准确地再现了十七岁特有的迷茫和别离，并用忽然的伤感来体贴那特有的成长。
●路内的小说是一代人的精神镜像。他笔下的青春，不仅是年华，也是灿烂的心事，不仅常常受伤，也饱含生命的觉悟。——第14届华语传媒大奖授奖辞
●路内明了自己是在写一些恒久动人的东西，它们和泪水有关，但他并不会直接去书写泪水，而是侧身去描摹那些被泪水烧灼过的青草和花朵。——评论家 张定浩
●四十个闹事少年，停留在1990年代的女孩们
●是的，我还在写着那个倒霉的化工技校，没有名字只有绰号的小青年，“风一样的谜之女孩”们。时间像倒影，前半生想不通的事情变成后半生的笑话，反之，也成立。记忆和虚构叠加成另一个平行空间，尽管写了八年，一晚上也就读完了。——路内
●《十七岁的轻骑兵》是作家路内最新的作品。小说延续了他“追随三部曲”的主人公路小路，故事也依旧发生在戴城的化工厂，作者用他驾轻就熟的调侃和嘲讽，追忆了十七岁的时光中有过的人物和故事。小说生动准确地再现了十七岁特有的迷茫和别离，并用忽然的伤感来体贴那特有的成长。
●路内的小说是一代人的精神镜像。他笔下的青春，不仅是年华，也是灿烂的心事，不仅常常受伤，也饱含生命的觉悟。——第14届华语传媒大奖授奖辞
●路内明了自己是在写一些恒久动人的东西，它们和泪水有关，但他并不会直接去书写泪水，而是侧身去描摹那些被泪水烧灼过的青草和花朵。——评论家 张定浩
234 pages, Hardcover
Published April 1, 2018
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About the author
Lu Nei
17 books2 followers小说家，1973年生，任职于上海市作家协会。2007年在《收获》杂志发表长篇小说《少年巴比伦》而受到关注，至2013年，发表于《收获》和《人民文学》共五部长篇小说。2014年以《天使坠落在哪里》为最终篇完成70万字的“追随三部曲”。
Announcing himself as "one of the least-educated young writers in China," Lu Nei seems to have profited rather than lost by a life that began in struggle. Since the age of 19 he held a series of menial jobs around China—drifting, exploring, fighting, and observing. His interest in literature began while he had a job watching dials in a factory, and plenty of reading time on his hands. Even now, with a certain level of critical success under his belt, he refuses to give up his day job in an advertising company.
Born in Suzhou, that city provides common background for both of his novels, Young Babylon and On the Trail of Her Travels. The first recounts the semi-farcical adventures of a young man much like himself, while the second is the story of a group of disaffected youth in a small town, who suddenly decide to take their futures into their own hands…
Announcing himself as "one of the least-educated young writers in China," Lu Nei seems to have profited rather than lost by a life that began in struggle. Since the age of 19 he held a series of menial jobs around China—drifting, exploring, fighting, and observing. His interest in literature began while he had a job watching dials in a factory, and plenty of reading time on his hands. Even now, with a certain level of critical success under his belt, he refuses to give up his day job in an advertising company.
Born in Suzhou, that city provides common background for both of his novels, Young Babylon and On the Trail of Her Travels. The first recounts the semi-farcical adventures of a young man much like himself, while the second is the story of a group of disaffected youth in a small town, who suddenly decide to take their futures into their own hands…
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