罐头厂街
Cannery Row
John Steinbeck · 初版 1945 年
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为什么值得读
- 篇幅轻巧且语言风趣，几天之内即可读完
- 刻画了一群鲜活有趣的小人物群像
- 相比沉重大作更易读且令人回味悠长
Cannery Row 是美国作家 John Steinbeck 于 1945 年出版的小说。故事设定在加利福尼亚州 Monterey 的大萧条时期，地点是一条因遍布沙丁鱼罐头厂而被称为 Cannery Row 的街道。故事围绕居住在那里的人们展开。九年后，Steinbeck 在其小说 Sweet Thursday 中再次造访了这些角色和这片环境。
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……只有大概 15 岁人生经历的绝大多数人，根本无法真正领会其中的深意。直到大学毕业十年后，我才翻开了斯坦贝克的另一本小说。读完《罐头厂街》后，我脑子里唯一的念头就是：当年老师们到底是怎么想的，放着他那些几天就能读完、短小精悍又不晦涩的作品不布置，非要布置《愤怒的葡萄》？整本书简直……
…cannot really be understood in a meaningful way by the vast majority of people with ~15 years of life. It wasn't until a decade after college that I picked up another Steinbeck novel. and after finishing Cannery Row, the only question i could ask myself was, WTF were my teachers thinking assigning Grapes of Wrath vs some of his much shorter, less complex works that could be read in a couple days. The whole book is…
……其实是为了给图书馆长远省钱，省得以后还得反复重新采购那些经常在读者中过气又回潮的书。比如芬利挑的书里就有一本约翰·斯坦贝克的《罐头厂街》。任何一个称职的图书管理员都会告诉你，每家图书馆都该有一本《罐头厂街》。任何判定应该淘汰它的算法都大错特错。借阅量数据确实挺有用，但是……
…was actually to save the library money in the long run, by not having to repurchase books which often go in and out of fashion with readers. One of Finley’s choices, for instance, was John Steinbeck’s “Cannery Row.” Any librarian worth their salt will tell you that every library should have a copy of Cannery Row. Any algorithm that says it should be discarded is simply wrong. Circulation numbers can be very useful.…
……最喜欢的。脑洞大开又妙趣横生，看完之后让我回味了很久。2. 《天下骏马》——文笔极其优美。麦卡锡有一种不可思议的文字作画能力。3. 《罐头厂街》——篇幅短小、风趣幽默，满是鲜活有趣的人物。非虚构类：1. 《创意工厂》（The Idea Factory）——深入剖析了贝尔实验室如何成为创新巨头，并立体展现了那些领军人物的……
…favorite. It's delightfully mind bending and left me thinking about it long after the book was done. 2. All the Pretty Horses - Beautifully written. McCarthy has an uncanny ability to paint with words. 3. Cannery Row - Short, witty, and full of interesting characters. Nonfiction: 1. The Idea Factory - A dive into how Bell Labs became such an innovation powerhouse and gives a rounded picture of the figureheads that…
约翰·斯坦贝克有本挺好看的小说，里面经常提到豆子，大概还有玉米饼。可能是《罐头厂街》，也可能是另一本。读起来挺享受的。https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannery_Row_(novel)
There was a good John Steinbeck novel in which beans were often mentioned, probably tortillas too. It might have been Cannery Row or another title. Enjoyed reading it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannery_Row_(novel)
我赞成去赫氏古堡。搭配《公民凯恩》一起看很有感觉。另外蒙特雷也很赞，可以搭配斯坦贝克的《罐头厂街》一起体验。
I second Hearst Castle. Goes well when paired with Citizen Kane. Also, Monterey is cool. Can also be paired with Cannery Row by Steinbeck.
……这本书有更深层的表达，但我并不认同那种弗洛伊德式的解读。我觉得另一位嗅觉敏锐的作家是约翰·斯坦贝克，他在《罐头厂街》开篇的那几段堪称文学嗅觉的奇迹，哪怕其实并没怎么具体描写气味本身。[1] [1] https://books.google.com/books?id=CQmjRCj-LNsC&printsec=fron...
…book has more to say, but I was not convinced by the suggested Freudian interpretation. Another example of a writer with a good sense of smell I think is John Steinbeck, whose first few paragraphs in Cannery Row is a marvel of the literary whiff, even without much description of the smells themselves. [1] [1] https://books.google.com/books?id=CQmjRCj-LNsC&printsec=fron...