《不朽的落魄》内容简介
这是一部探究“失败者”面对人生苦难时如何抉择的人生之书。
杜甫、李贺、温庭筠、姜夔、王冕、唐寅、吴承恩、徐渭、张岱、金圣叹、顾炎武、蒲松龄、吴敬梓，这十三位科举落榜者，当时俱是落魄失意人。但他们不朽的人格和作品，却在中国历史上留下不可磨灭的印迹。他们多舛的人生经历、不凡的精神气度与人生格局，很值得言说。
作者以深邃通达的笔致体察和还原“失败者”的世界，以深厚的人文积淀剖析中国书生的生命基因，展现他们生活的时代和中国科举的取士逻辑，呈现出一条走向清晰的中国文人命运脉络。对生活在“内卷”时代的我们，提供了一种极具高度和个性的参照。
作者简介
徐海蛟，南方书生，作家。
曾获人民文学新人奖、三毛散文奖·散文集大奖、浙江省“五个一工程”奖、浙江省青年文学之星优秀作品奖、小十月文学奖、浙江省优秀文学作品奖等奖项。著有《山河都记得》《故人在纸一方》《亲爱的笨蛋》等14部书。
爱看云，听雨，追逐无边的自由。爱和书睡在一起。爱匹夫的勇气和悍妇的温柔，爱不靠讲道理活着的人。
A brief introduction to the Immortal Fall
This is a book of life that explores the choices of "losers" in the face of life's hardships.
Du Fu, Li He, Wen Tingyun, Jiang Kui, Wang Mian, Tang Yin, Wu Chengen, Xu Wei, Zhang Dai, Jin Shengtan, Gu Yanwu, Pu Songling, Wu Jingzi, these thirteen imperial examinations failed, at that time were all frustrated people. However, their immortal personality and works have left an indelible mark in Chinese history. Their troubled life experience, extraordinary spirit and life pattern, it is worth saying.
The author examines and restores the world of "losers" with profound and knowledgeable writing, analyzes the life genes of Chinese scholars with profound cultural accumulation, shows The Times they live in and the logic of selecting scholars in China's imperial examinations, and presents a clear path to the fate of Chinese literati. For us living in the era of "inner volume", it provides a very high and personal reference.
About the author
Xu Haijiao, southern scholar, writer.
He has won the People's Literature New Talent Award, Sanmao Prose Award and Essay Collection Award, Zhejiang Province "Five Projects" Award, Zhejiang Province Youth Literature Star Excellent Works Award, Small October Literature Award, Zhejiang Province Excellent Literary Works Award and other awards. He is the author of 14 books such as "Mountains and Rivers All Remember", "May Be on the Paper" and "Dear Fool".
Love the clouds, listen to the rain, the pursuit of boundless freedom. Love sleeps with books. Love the courage of a man and the gentleness of a woman, love people who live without reason.
