
天空中的岛屿
Islands in the Sky
Arthur C. Clarke、Charles Carroll · 初版 1952 年
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当年少的 Roy Malcolm 赢得航空知识竞赛时,主办方世界航空(World Airways)做梦也没想到他竟然能合法要求将前往 Inner Space Station 的旅行作为奖品。故事设定在二十一世纪中叶,讲述了一名少年在距地表五百英里处、环绕地球运行的神秘人工空间站中经历的奇妙历险与冲突。原本看似只是一次普通的太空观光之旅,很快就演变成了罗伊一生中最惊心动魄的几周。因为在他抵达空间站后不久,一艘神秘而沉默的太空飞船便‘锚泊’在了距空间站仅十英里的地方
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……作者对沙漠生态系统的调研其实只有一点点。我最喜欢的硬科幻作家是阿瑟·C·克拉克。他写过的一些好书……《地光》(earthlight)、《天堂的喷泉》(the fountains of paradise)、《天穹岛》(islands in the sky)、《火星之砂》(the sands of mars)、《拉玛》(rama)、《遥远地球之歌》(songs of distant earth)。另外也推荐查尔斯·斯特罗斯的《渐快》(accelerando)和金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的火星三部曲
…is only a little bit of research done by the author on desert ecosystems. My favourite real science fiction author is Arthur C clarke. some good books by him... earthlight the fountains of paradise islands in the sky the sands of mars rama songs of distant earth Also would recommend accelerando by Charles Stross and the mars series by Kim Stanley Robinson
……作者对沙漠生态系统的调研其实只有一点点。我最喜欢的硬科幻作家是阿瑟·C·克拉克。他写过的一些好书……《地光》(earthlight)、《天堂的喷泉》(the fountains of paradise)、《天穹岛》(islands in the sky)、《火星之砂》(the sands of mars)、《拉玛》(rama)、《遥远地球之歌》(songs of distant earth)。另外也推荐查尔斯·斯特罗斯的《渐快》(accelerando)和金·斯坦利·罗宾逊的火星三部曲
…is only a little bit of research done by the author on desert ecosystems. My favourite real science fiction author is Arthur C clarke. some good books by him... earthlight the fountains of paradise islands in the sky the sands of mars rama songs of distant earth Also would recommend accelerando by Charles Stross and the mars series by Kim Stanley Robinson
阿瑟·C·克拉克的小说《天穹岛》(Islands in the Sky)写过类似的情节,里面有个不计后果的演员非要亲自演特技。结果搞得一团糟。不过这依然是一本很有趣的书,虽然可能更偏向写给小孩子看的。
The Arthur C. Clarke novel "Islands in the Sky" covers something similar, including a reckless actor who decides to do his own stunts. Things don't go well. Still a fun book, though probably more aimed at kids.
……想要讲述的故事,然后硬编出一些完全站不住脚的规则来圆谎。雪上加霜的是,依我看这故事……写得并不怎么好。而且,克拉克在两年前出版的《天穹岛》里似乎也暗示过类似的设定,不过在那里并没有真正_发生_。
…want to tell, and construct some completely implausible rules to make it work. To add insult to injury here, it's... not a very good story, IMO. Also, I believe Clarke hinted at a similar scenario in Islands in the Sky, published two years previously, though it didn't actually _happen_ there.