蒂凡尼的早餐
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Truman Capote · 初版 1958 年
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为什么值得读
- 篇幅短小精悍且阅读体验十分流畅
- 故事与人物塑造展现出超越电影的质感
- 展现了作者开创性的细腻文学笔触
这部中篇小说与三篇短篇小说一同出版，奠定了 Capote 在美国文学前沿的地位。它讲述了一对纽约邻居之间的友谊故事——寻欢作乐的女孩 Holly Golightly 与未透露姓名的男性叙述者。
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> 你直接把空间限制在文本上 就算这样……它们为什么就写不出一本长篇小说呢？退一步讲，放低标准，写个中篇小说总行吧，比如《威尼斯之死》、《老实人》、《变形记》、《蒂凡尼的早餐》……？每本书都在训练语料库里啊……难道纯粹是因为还没人砸个十万刀的 token 去做这事？
> you just limit the space to text And even then... why can't they write a novel? Or lowering the bar, let's say a novella like Death in Venice, Candide, The Metamorphosis, Breakfast at Tiffany's...? Every book's in the training corpus... Is it just a matter of someone not having spent a hundred grand in tokens to do it?
《蒂凡尼的早餐》（楚门·卡波特 著）。
Breakfast at Tiffany's (Truman Capote).
为什么？《蒂凡尼的早餐》是一部非常出色的书。如果你只看过电影，可能会对这本书产生错误的印象。我看了几分钟电影就不得不关掉了。
Why? Breakfast at Tiffany’s is a remarkable book. If you’ve only seen the movie you might get the wrong impression of the book. I had to turn the movie off after just a few minutes.
……20世纪50年代，在加州的沙漠里，直线加速赛车手们正对着圣诞树起跑灯排开，这时出现了一位新的挑战者。他身材高大，前额宽阔，皮肤呈橄榄色。他想要比赛。* 《蒂凡尼的早餐》——严格来说是部中篇小说，但读起来飞快。跟电影不一样，而且（在我看来）更好 * 《献给阿尔吉侬的花束》——经典之一 * 《盲人国》——在盲人国度里……
…the 1950s, in the desert of California where the drag racers line up facing the Christmas lights, a new challenger appears. He is tall with a large forehead and olive colored skin. He wants to race. * Breakfast at Tiffany's — technically a novella, but reads really fast. Different than the movie and better (in my opinion) * Flowers for Algernon — One of the classics * Country of the Blind — in the country of the blind,…
我只是想说，写出《蒂凡尼的早餐》的那个人居然开创了“非虚构”罪案文学（true crime），这真是我最喜欢的历史转折之一。
Just want to say that it's one of my favorite twists of history that the guy who wrote Breakfast at Tiffany's invented "true" crime.
……发生了一件重大的悲剧，但并不是因为什么邪恶的巨龙——而是因为角色本身就是那种人。然后你就会看到像《拉斯维加斯的狂暴与厌恶》、《在路上》或者《蒂凡尼的早餐》这样的作品。在那里事情之所以发生，是因为角色基本上就是一些混乱的混蛋，就是那种总会遇上事儿的人，而你会想去读这些事。
…big tragic thing happens, but not because of some evil dragon - it happens because the characters are what they are. And then you have something like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, or On the Road, or Breakfast at Tiffany's. Where things happen because the characters are basically chaotic assholes, the kind of people to whom things happen and you want to read about these things.