《The heart is a lonely hunter》文字版
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“Set in the American South, this is the story of a group of people who appear to have little in common except they are all hopelessly lonely. A young girl, a drunken socialist and a black doctor are drawn to a gentle, sympathetic deaf mute, John Singer, whose presence changes their lives“
——引自豆瓣
发现很多坛子上（包括VC）的这本书都来自en8848，这个版本错误较多，因此从新发了一个。 此为mobi格式，可以在kindle 上阅读，或在pc上用 Mobipocket Reader 阅读。
Praise for Carson McCullers
Like all writers of original genius, Miss McCullers convinces us that we have missed something which was plainly to be seen in the real world ... She is a master of peculiar perception and an incomparable storyteller ... a writer of the highest class. —V.S. Pritchett
Carson McCullers never rewrote the front pages to brand them novels. Although she was concerned about the barbarism of racism in her native South, her short stories and novels were allegorical, yet crystalline. She digni.ed the individual, especially life's losers ... She reflected the lonely heart with a golden hand. —New York Times
I have found in her works such intensity and nobility of spirit as we have not had in our prose writing since Herman Melville. —Tennessee Williams
“Set in the American South, this is the story of a group of people who appear to have little in common except they are all hopelessly lonely. A young girl, a drunken socialist and a black doctor are drawn to a gentle, sympathetic deaf mute, John Singer, whose presence changes their lives“
——引自豆瓣
发现很多坛子上（包括VC）的这本书都来自en8848，这个版本错误较多，因此从新发了一个。 此为mobi格式，可以在kindle 上阅读，或在pc上用 Mobipocket Reader 阅读。
Praise for Carson McCullers
Like all writers of original genius, Miss McCullers convinces us that we have missed something which was plainly to be seen in the real world ... She is a master of peculiar perception and an incomparable storyteller ... a writer of the highest class. —V.S. Pritchett
Carson McCullers never rewrote the front pages to brand them novels. Although she was concerned about the barbarism of racism in her native South, her short stories and novels were allegorical, yet crystalline. She digni.ed the individual, especially life's losers ... She reflected the lonely heart with a golden hand. —New York Times
I have found in her works such intensity and nobility of spirit as we have not had in our prose writing since Herman Melville. —Tennessee Williams