……文中只写了“维克拉姆·钱德拉：作家、程序员、教师”。直到我点进链接的网站[0]，才意识到这竟然就是那位鼎鼎大名的维克拉姆·钱德拉（THE Vikram Chandra）。他的小说《神圣游戏》（Sacred Games）和《红土与暴雨》（Red Earth And Pouring Rain）非常值得推荐。他还写过一本非虚构类书籍《极客之美》（Geek Sublime），似乎和这篇文章有些关联。0: http://www.vikramchandra.com/
…piece simply says "Vikram Chandra: Writer, programmer, teacher." It wasn't until I clicked through to the linked website[0] that I realized that this was THE Vikram Chandra. His novels Sacred Games and Red Earth And Pouring Rain are very highly recommended. He also has a non-fiction book, Geek Sublime that seems somewhat related to this article. 0: http://www.vikramchandra.com/
…story, leaving big plot holes, learning about the characters as he goes, until the novel comes into focus. >This seems like a scary way to write, but it has successful practitioners. His first novel, Red Earth and Pouring Rain, won the 1996 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book. Ironically, this book made me give up on reading fiction for about a decade. It's probably the only book I left midway, as an adult.
……文中只写了“维克拉姆·钱德拉：作家、程序员、教师”。直到我点进链接的网站[0]，才意识到这竟然就是那位鼎鼎大名的维克拉姆·钱德拉（THE Vikram Chandra）。他的小说《神圣游戏》（Sacred Games）和《红土与暴雨》（Red Earth And Pouring Rain）非常值得推荐。他还写过一本非虚构类书籍《极客之美》（Geek Sublime），似乎和这篇文章有些关联。0: http://www.vikramchandra.com/
…piece simply says "Vikram Chandra: Writer, programmer, teacher." It wasn't until I clicked through to the linked website[0] that I realized that this was THE Vikram Chandra. His novels Sacred Games and Red Earth And Pouring Rain are very highly recommended. He also has a non-fiction book, Geek Sublime that seems somewhat related to this article. 0: http://www.vikramchandra.com/
……写着故事，留下大段的情节漏洞，边写边了解角色，直到小说逐渐成型。>这看起来像是一种很吓人的写作方式，但确实有人用这种方法取得了成功。他的处女作《红土与暴雨》赢得了1996年英联邦作家最佳处女作奖。具有讽刺意味的是，正是这本书让我大约有十年没再碰过虚构类小说。这大概是我成年后唯一一本读到一半就放弃的书。
…story, leaving big plot holes, learning about the characters as he goes, until the novel comes into focus. >This seems like a scary way to write, but it has successful practitioners. His first novel, Red Earth and Pouring Rain, won the 1996 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book. Ironically, this book made me give up on reading fiction for about a decade. It's probably the only book I left midway, as an adult.