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Still Life with Woodpecker
Tom Robbins · 初版 1980 年
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- 列表项 Still Life with Woodpecker 是一部发生在一包 Camel 香烟盒里的爱情故事。它揭示了月亮的存在目的，解释了罪犯与法外狂徒之间的区别，审视了社会活动主义与浪漫个人主义之间的冲突，并描绘了涵盖强权阿拉伯人、流亡王室成员和怀孕拉拉队员的当代社会浮世绘。书中还探讨了红发人的困境。摘自 Trade Paperback 版本。
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哎呀，这可太难选了。我先说一本吧，汤姆·罗宾斯的《野兔草》（Still Life with Woodpecker）在我大学毕业后的日子里给了我极大的启发。http://www.amazon.com/Still-Life-Woodpecker-Tom-Robbins/dp/0... 刚走出校门时，满脑子都是对社会演进、科学的坚定信念……
Oh jeez, this'll be tough. I'll start by saying that Tom Robbins "Still Life with Woodpecker" inspired me in the post-undergraduate world greatly. http://www.amazon.com/Still-Life-Woodpecker-Tom-Robbins/dp/0... Leaving college with such powerful to convictions of social evolution, scientific…
……加西亚·马尔克斯的《百年孤独》（节奏非常慢，老实说我啃得很痛苦）；吉莉安·弗琳的《消失的爱人》（读起来节奏很快、很刺激，但觉得结局差点意思。不过依然推荐）；汤姆·罗宾斯的《野兔草》（文笔绝妙，角色和情节天马行空。打算再多读读他的书）。技术书方面，我读了《敏捷软件开发艺术》。还行吧。
…hundred years of solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez (Very slow, had a hard time honestly) "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn (A fast, exciting read but found the ending unsatisfying. But would recommend) "Still Life with Woodpecker" by Tom Robbins (Fantastic prose, fantastical characters and situations. Will read more from him) And for technical books, I read "The Art of Agile Development". Was alright.
汤姆·（他妈的）·罗宾斯的《野兔草》！定义了什么是“绿林好汉”（Outlaw），简直是给酷逼们量身打造的人生哲学。
"Still Life With Woodpecker" by: Tom (fuckin) Robbins! Defined "Outlaw", a philosophy for dope folk.
……为了我们自身的圆满。没有人能替我们做到这一点，若以为别人可以，那就是在极度危险地自欺欺人，注定会让我们步入的每一段感情最终走向失败。”——汤姆·罗宾斯，《野兔草》
…for our own fulfillment. Nobody else can provide it for us, and to believe otherwise is to delude ourselves dangerously and to program for eventual failure every relationship we enter.” -- Tom Robbins, "Still Life With Woodpecker"
……历史书里把它当成过时词汇，但实际上用得很频繁。因此 outlaw 有了新的含义，最常见的是指罪犯，但有些人似乎更倾向于汤姆·罗宾斯在《野兔草》里给出的释义：“罪犯和亡命徒（outlaw）的区别在于，罪犯经常沦为受害者，而亡命徒绝不会。事实上，成为真正亡命徒的第一步，就是拒绝被伤害、拒绝成为受害者。……
…history books as an antiquated term, but it is used quite often. Thus outlaw has new meanings, the most common one is criminal, but some people seem to go with a meaning very like that of Tom Robbins, from Still Life with Woodpecker: "The difference between a criminal and an outlaw is that while criminals frequently are victims, outlaws never are. Indeed, the first step toward becoming a true outlaw is the refusal to be victimized.…