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Title: Dark Street

Author: [France] patrick modiano

Translator: Wang Wenrong

Douban score: 8.1

Press: Yilin Press < In order to find his true identity and understand his experience in the first half of his life, he tirelessly searched for traces of the person who might be himself and his friends and friends, the places where they were born or lived, and even traveled across oceans to a small island in French Polynesia to find friends in his youth. He was transferred to Russian exiles, stateless refugees, restaurant or bar owners, piano players in nightclubs, food column editors, gardeners of ancient castles, photographers, jockeys and so on. These surveys bring readers back to the occupation era when the author has a soft spot. It reproduces some aspects of French social life in this dark period. In this sense, the author of the novel inherits the realistic writing technique.

About the author:

patrick modiano is one of the famous writers who are still active in the French literary world and deeply loved by readers. He was born on July 31th, 1945 in a wealthy family in the southwest suburb of Nebiyan. My father was Jewish, engaged in smuggling activities during World War II, and worked in the financial sector after the war. His mother is a Belgian actress. He had an older brother, Derek lv, who died young. Modiano loved literature since childhood, wrote poems at the age of 11, and showed great interest in novel creation at the age of 14 or 15. In 1965, he graduated from Henry IV Middle School in Paris, then studied at Sorbonne University in Paris, and dropped out of school one year later, specializing in literary creation.

In p>1968, modiano published his first novel "Star Square", which made him become a shining star in French literature with fantastic content and novel and unique writing style. His literary talent attracted the attention of critics, and the novel won the roger nimier Prize that year. Later, he published several works in succession, and almost all of them won awards. In 1969, Night Patrol won the Diamond Tip Award. In 1972, The Ring Road won the French Academy Novel Award. In 1974, he collaborated with the famous director Louis Mar to create the screenplay Lacombe Lv Xian. After it was put on the screen, it became one of the representative films of the 1971s and won the Academy Award. The bleak villa in 1975 won the bookseller award. In 1977, an autobiographical Household Register was published. In 1978, Dark Shop Street won the Gonggur Literature Prize.

The narrator of Dark Shop Street is a private detective who suffers from forgetfulness. In order to find his true identity and understand his experience in the first half of his life, he tirelessly searched for traces of the person who might be himself, his relatives and friends, the places where they were born or lived, and even traveled across oceans to a small island in French Polynesia to find friends in his youth. His subjects of investigation include Russian exiles, stateless refugees, restaurant or bar owners, piano players in nightclubs, food column editors, gardeners of ancient castles, photographers, jockeys and so on. These surveys bring readers back to the occupation era when the author has a soft spot. It reproduces some aspects of French social life in this dark period. In this sense, the author of the novel inherits the realistic writing technique.