书目

Writings from The New Yorker 1927-1976:from The New Yorker, 1927-1976

内容简介

Adelightful,witty,spiritedcollectionofshortpiecesandessaysbytheinimitableE.B.White.Beautifullywritten,fullofvitality,humor,loveoflife,andthefreespirit,theseshortpiecesareclassicsmeanttobereadandre-readwithgreatdelight."Thereofthecountry'sgreatliterarytreasures."--NewYorkTimes.

作者简介

E.B.White,theauthorofsuchbelovedclassicsasCharlotte'sWeb,StuartLittle,andTheTrumpetoftheSwan,wasborninMountVernon,NewYork.HegraduatedfromCornellUniversityin1921and,fiveorsixyearslater,joinedthestaffofTheNewYorkermagazine,theninitsinfancy.HediedonOctober1,1985,andwassurvivedbyhissonandthreegrandchildren.Mr.White'sessayshaveappearedinHarper'smagazine,andsomeofhisotherbooksare:OneMan'sMeat,TheSecondTreefromtheCorner,LettersofE.B.White,EssaysofE.B.White,andPoemsandSketchesofE.B.White.Hewoncountlessawards,includingthe1971NationalMedalforLiteratureandtheLauraIngallsWilderAward,whichcommendedhimformakinga"substantialandlastingcontributiontoliteratureforchildren."Duringhislifetime,manyyoungreadersaskedMr.Whiteifhisstoriesweretrue.Inaletterwrittentobesenttohisfans,heanswered,"No,theyareimaginarytales...Butreallifeisonlyonekindoflife—thereisalsothelifeoftheimagination."

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