Han Kang accepts NBCC fiction award for 'We Do Not Part' on stage in New York.
Han Kang accepts NBCC fiction award for 'We Do Not Part' on stage in New York.
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韩江作品《少年不别离》荣获全美书评人协会小说奖

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诺贝尔文学奖得主韩江的小说《少年不别离》荣获美国全美书评人协会(NBCC)小说奖。该奖项于美国时间周四晚在纽约举行的年度颁奖典礼上揭晓。这部小说讲述了1948年济州岛四三事件所留下的创伤。

美国时间3月26日晚,全美书评人协会(NBCC)在纽约举行的年度颁奖典礼上,将年度小说奖授予了韩江的作品《少年不别离》。该小说最初于2021年以韩语出版,英文版由E. Yaewon和Paige Aniyah Morris翻译,于2024年发行。这是继2024年荣获诺贝尔文学奖后,韩江收获的又一殊荣。NBCC小说委员会主席希瑟·斯科特·帕廷顿在颁奖台上称赞该书是“一部闪烁着忧郁、阴沉天气和细语般句法的作品”,并补充道:“这是对济州岛大屠杀后创伤的精妙素描,也是在失去中对创造与真理的深思。这部艺术性极高的小说,如同一场氛围感十足、令人难忘的梦境。”韩江本人未能出席,由兰登书屋副总裁兼执行编辑戴维·埃伯霍夫代为领奖并宣读了她的获奖感言。韩江在感言中感谢了“在七年写作过程中帮助过我的每一个人”,并写道:“在这本书里,有些人决定不告别。他们没有选择不可能的告别,而是选择留在顽强的哀悼中,他们在深海之下点燃蜡烛。”她补充说:“在漆黑的深夜里,我仍希望相信我们心中闪烁的微光,并怀揣着它,顽强地前行。”该书探讨了在1948年济州岛四三事件中脆弱而坚韧的人类生命。那场发生在4月3日的平民大屠杀起初是为抗议美国军事统治,后被错误地贴上共产主义暴动的标签,导致数万人死亡。书中的主角郑心体现了这种坚韧精神。该书的法文版《Impossibles adieux》曾于2023年获得法国美第奇奖,并于2024年获得埃米尔·吉美亚洲文学奖。韩江于1993年以诗人身份出道。

人们在说什么

社交平台X上对于韩江《少年不别离》获得NBCC小说奖的反应以正面和庆祝为主,特别是来自韩国文学机构、书店和新闻账号的评价。用户们强调了这部小说对济州岛事件创伤挥之不去的刻画,以及作为首部获此奖项的韩国小说所具有的历史意义,并赞扬韩江是当今全球文坛的一位杰出文学声音。

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