内容简介

　　若时间弯曲，可否遇见青葱年华的自己？

　　意大利著名作家马格里斯最新短篇小说集，探寻时间本质

　　《克雷姆斯的弯曲时间》是意大利作家克劳迪奥·马格里斯的最新作品，收录了5则与时间有关的短篇故事，每一个故事的主人公都有着不同的身份，年轻时曾是企业家的老门卫，与学生相遇的老音乐教师，遇到陌生女士的演说家，大器晚成的作家，观看青年时代电影的老教授。

　　在每一个故事里，主人公都回忆起从前的某个片段，每个人都去寻找自那些已失去的和已找回的时间。那些与生命、爱情和经历有关的时间。时间与因果关系如影随形：由因结果，果又会成为后续的因，最后一切都会归于原点。

　　五则短篇故事回望过去，与旧时相遇的故事，模糊了真实与虚构的边界，探寻时间的本质，是爱因斯坦时空理论的小说实践。

　　“马格里斯是我们这个时代最伟大的作家之一。”——马里奥•巴尔加斯•略萨（2010年诺贝尔文学奖得主）

　　作者简介······

　　克劳迪奥•马格里斯（Claudio Magris，1939—），意大利作家、批评家、翻译家，《大不列颠百科全书》称其为“当今世界最重要的作家和文学哲学家之一”。

　　出生于意大利的里雅斯特，先后任都灵大学和的里雅斯特大学教授。创作大量小说和随笔作品，主要作品有《微型世界》《多瑙河》《另一片海》，曾获斯特雷加文学奖、阿斯图里亚斯王子奖、奥地利欧洲文学奖、卡夫卡文学奖、德国书业和平奖等。诺贝尔文学奖热门候选人。

Content introduction

If time is curved, can I meet myself in my youth?

The latest collection of short stories by the famous Italian writer Margulies explores the nature of time

Cremes' Crooked Time, the latest work by Italian author Claudio Margulies, is a collection of five short stories related to time, each with a different character: an old doorman who was an entrepreneur in his youth, an old music teacher who meets a student, an orator who meets a strange lady, a writer who is a late bloomer, a young man who is a young man. Old professor watching youth movies.

In each story, the hero recalls some part of the past, and everyone searches for the lost and found time. The Times associated with life, love and experience. Time and causality go hand in hand: the result of the cause, the effect will become the subsequent cause, and finally everything will return to the origin.

Five short stories, looking back to the past and meeting with the past, blur the boundary between reality and fiction, and explore the nature of time, are the novel practice of Einstein's space-time theory.

"Margulies is one of the greatest writers of our time." -- Mario Vargas Llosa, winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature

About the author

Claudio Magris (1939 -) is an Italian writer, critic, and translator, described by the Encyclopedia Britannica as "one of the most important writers and literary philosophers in the world today".

Born in Trieste, Italy, he was a professor at the University of Turin and the University of Trieste. He has written a large number of novels and essays, including The World in Miniature, The Danube and Another Sea. He has won the Strega Prize, the Prince of Asturias Prize, the Austrian European Prize for Literature, the Kafka Prize, and the German Book Industry Peace Prize. A top candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature.