长路
The Long Walk
Stephen King · 初版 1979 年
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《长路》是美国作家斯蒂芬·金以理查德·巴赫曼为笔名于 1979 年出版的一部反乌托邦恐怖小说。1985 年，它被收入精装合集《巴赫曼作品集》，此后又多次再版，平装本与精装本皆有。故事设定在一个由极权军国主义独裁者统治的未来反乌托邦美国，情节围绕一场每年举行、令人筋疲力尽的徒步比赛的参赛者展开。2000 年，美国图书馆协会将《长路》列为 1966 年至 2000 年间出版的 100 部最佳青少年读物之一。
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……把 Stephen King 当作雇佣文人，或者花时间贬低他（他的奖项纯粹是政治性的，但他没得到的奖项不知怎么就不是了？）。不管怎样，我不参与了。我想我还是再去读一遍《长跑》（The Long Walk）吧。
…as Stephen King a hack, or spending the time trying to denigrate him (his awards are purely political, but the awards he hasn't gotten somehow aren't?). Either way I'm out. I think I'll go read The Long Walk again.
除了已经提到的几本之外，我真的很喜欢 Stephen King 的《长跑》（The Long Walk）。
I really enjoyed Stephen King's The Long Walk in addition to a few others already mentioned.
它还有一个完全可以预测的情节和许多天降神兵，让我们的女主角摆脱绝望的困境。它的情节类似于 Stephen King 的《长跑》（The Long Walk），那本书要好得多（也更冷酷）。
It also has a completely predictable plot and many deux ex machinas to get our heroine out of a hopeless jam. Its plot is similar to Stephen King's "The Long Walk" which is a far better (and grimmer) book.
……因为最后六英里是最糟糕的……至少你知道你会在某个时刻冲过终点线然后昏倒在草地上。不，创业就像跑马拉松，但是是在 Stephen King 的《长跑》（The Long Walk）里。没有终点线——你只需要走得比周围的人更远，否则就死在路上。
…because those last six miles are the WORST... at least you know you'll cross the finish line at some point and pass out on the grass. No, startups are like running marathons but in Stephen King's the Long Walk. There's no finish line — you just have to walk farther than those around you, or you die trying.
天哪：你在哪里面试？这听起来更像 Stephen King 的《长跑》（The Long Walk），而不是工作面试！他们是不是拿枪指着你的头，让你 regurgitate 最优解？
Jesus Christ: Where are you interviewing? This sounds more like Stephen King's The Long Walk, than a job interview! Do they hold a gun to your head while you regurtitate the optimal solution?
……把马引入了美洲。搜索“native american”和“ultrarunning”应该能为好奇的人找到一些好链接。顺便说一句，任何读过 Stephen King 的《长跑》（The Long Walk）的人都能证明，保持每小时 4 英里的步行相当艰难。我是说，谁没读过那个故事然后拿着 GPS 试着保持那个速度呢？
…introduced horses to the Americas. A search on "native american" and "ultrarunning" should render some good links for those who are curious. As an aside, as anyone who's ever read Stephen King's "The Long Walk" can attest, sustaining a 4mph walk is quite tough. I mean, who hasn't read that story and tried keeping that pace with GPS in hand?