作品简介

　　《炸裂志》是陈年喜的诗歌代表作，也是他作为“矿工诗人”最重要的作品，收录了他153首诗歌，从动荡的矿山生活，到北京皮村的城市求生，内容涵盖了他艰难的爆破工生活，也有他融合了人文意象和历史缅怀感的日常思索，开阔苍凉，眷顾悲悯，呈现了一个最贴近土地的人，用饱经风霜的笔写出的诗，即使被命运各种推搡，也没放弃。“我在五千米深处打发中年/我把岩层一次次炸裂/借此/把一生重新组合”，一字一句砸下来的重量，蕴含万钧之力。





　　陈年喜，诗人，作家，爆破工。

　　生于1970年，陕西省丹凤县人。

　　曾从事矿山爆破工作十六年；

　　数百首诗歌及散文、评论文章散见《诗刊》《天涯》《散文》等刊；

　　2016年冬，应哈佛大学、耶鲁大学、哥伦比亚大学邀请，赴美诗歌交流；

　　2016年，获得第一届桂冠工人诗人奖；

　　2019年，出版诗集《炸裂志》；

　　2020年，受邀做客央视节目《朗读者》。

　　陈年喜高中毕业之后便外出打工，爆破工是他做过时间长的职业。在地下五千米深处，他炸裂矿石，也思就诗篇和故事。现在，他回到了家乡，仍在继续写作。

　　已出版作品:《炸裂志》《微尘》《活着就是冲天一喊》《一地霜白》《陈年喜的诗》

Introduction of works

Blasting is Chen Nianxi's masterpiece of poetry and his most important work as a "miner poet". It contains 153 of his poems, ranging from the turbulent mine life to the urban survival of Beijing Picun, covering his difficult life as a blasting worker, as well as his daily thoughts that combine humanistic images and a sense of historical nostalgia, which are open and desolate, caring and compassionate. It presents a poem written by a man closest to the land, with a weathered pen, who did not give up even though he was shoved by fate. "I spent my middle age at a depth of 5,000 meters/I blasted the rock layers again and again/Thus/put my life back together", the weight of a word hit down, contains a thousand mighty forces.

Chen Nianxi, poet, writer, blaster.

Born in 1970 in Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province.

Engaged in mine blasting work for 16 years;

Hundreds of poems, essays and critical articles were scattered in journals such as Poetry, Tianya, Prose, etc.

In the winter of 2016, at the invitation of Harvard University, Yale University and Columbia University, she went to the United States for poetry exchange.

In 2016, she won the first Workers' Poet Laureate Award.

In 2019, published a collection of poetry titled "Crackling Zhi";

In 2020, he was invited to be a guest on the CCTV program "The Reader".

Five kilometers underground, he explodes ore and thinks about poems and stories. Now he is back in his hometown and still writing.

Published works: "Crackling Zhi", "Dust", "To live is to shout to the sky", "Frost White", "Chen Nianxi's Poems"