一生愛馬癡狂，對於我，馬代表著許多深遠的意義和境界，而牠又是不易擁有的。馬的形體，交織著雄壯、神秘又同時清朗的生命之極美。而且，牠的出現事有背景做襯的。每想起任何一匹馬，一匹飛躍的馬，那份激越的狂喜，是沒有另一種情懷可以取代的。並不執著於擁有一匹摸的著的駿馬，那樣也只有一匹了，這個不夠。有了真馬，落了實像，不自由，反而悵然若失。其實，馬也好，荒原也好，雨季的少年、夢裡的落花、母親的背影、萬水千山的長路，都是好的，沒有一樣不合自然，沒有一樣不能接受，虛實之間，莊周蝴蝶。常常，不想再握筆了，很多次，真正不想再寫了。可是，生命跟人惡作劇，它騙著人化進故事裡去活，它用種種的情節引誘著人熱烈的投入，人，先被故事捉進去了，然後，那個守麥田的稻草人，就上當又上當的講了又講。那個稻草人，不是唐吉柯德，它卻偏偏愛騎馬。這種打扮的夢幻騎士，看見他那副樣子上路，誰都要笑死的。很想大大方方的送給世界上每一個人一匹馬，當然，是養在心裡、夢裡、幻想裡的那種馬。我有許多匹好馬，是一個高原牧場的主人。至於自己，那匹只屬於我的愛馬，一生都在的。常常，騎著牠，在無人的海邊奔馳，馬的毛色，即使在無星無月的夜裡，也能發出一種沉潛又凝鍊的閃光，是一匹神駒。我有一匹黑馬，牠的名字，叫做－－源。

張愛玲的傾城之戀發生在香港，三毛的傾城之戀在東柏林。 『那時的我，是一個美麗的女人， 我知道，我笑，便如春花， 必能感動人的，任他是誰。』 穿越時空，我們分享三毛生命中一段 即美麗淒楚又彷若前世記憶的情愁。

这本新书，是书名上，是自己非常爱悦的——叫它《送你一匹马》。 一生爱马痴狂，对于我，马代表着许多深远的意义和境界，而它又不是拥有的。 很想大大方方地送给世界上每一个人一匹马，当然，是养在心理、梦里、幻想里的那种马。至于自己，那匹史属于我的爱马，一生都在的。

爸爸說：她很複雜。 媽媽說：好，狼又來了。 三毛說：噯，這你們就不懂了。 如果你看過《雨季不再來》、《撒哈拉的故事》， 以及《背影》這三個階段的三毛， 你必須再看一本屬於《後三毛時期》的《鬧學記》， 三毛以最新的文風與對真實生活的見證， 向你展現了一個心神冶愉的美麗新世界。

陈从周是我国著名的建筑学家和园林艺术家。本书以鉴赏的眼光，描述了我国江南江北一个个著名的园林。对建筑、山石、布局，作者都有独特的看法，可以给读者观赏园林以指导。

《浮生六记》流传久远，“浮迷”众多。其中两位超级“浮迷”林语堂、俞平伯的贡献，让其成为经典并走向世界：1924年，《浮生六记》由俞平伯整理标点并首次以单行本印行后，迅速广为流传；民国时期，《浮生六记》精彩片段被选入《国文》课本；1935年，《浮生六记》由林语堂译成英文，并相继被译成德文等多种文字。

《青灯》是诗人北岛的散文集，收录了他新近完成的十一篇作品。第一部分是忆念，主角是熊秉明、蔡其矫、魏斐德、冯亦代等故人，青灯素帐，烛影惶惶；第二部分则是游历，足迹遍及世界各地，作者在漂泊中怀揣着家园。 《青灯》：“故国残月/沉入深潭中/重如那些石头你把词语垒进历史/让河道转弯//花开几度/ 催动朝代盛衰/乌鸦即鼓声/帝王们如蚕吐丝/为你织成长卷//美女如云/护送内心航程/靑灯掀开梦的一角/你顺手挽住火焰/化作漫天大雪//把酒临风/你和中国一起老去/长廊贯穿春秋/大门口的陌生人正砸响门环”这是北岛献给汉学家魏斐德（Fred Wakeman）的诗，为纪念其退休而作。

By 1938, Maugham had become a legend as a playwright, novelist and magician of the short story. He then wrote The Summing Up to give some account of how he learned his craft and why he became such an acute observer of human beings.

From the bestselling author of Oracle Bones and River Town comes the final book in his award-winning trilogy, on the human side of the economic revolution in China. In the summer of 2001, Peter Hessler, the longtime Beijing correspondent for The New Yorker , acquired his Chinese driver's license. For the next seven years, he traveled the country, tracking how the automobile and improved roads were transforming China. Hessler writes movingly of the average people—farmers, migrant workers, entrepreneurs—who have reshaped the nation during one of the most critical periods in its modern history. Country Driving begins with Hessler's 7,000-mile trip across northern China, following the Great Wall, from the East China Sea to the Tibetan plateau. He investigates a historically important rural region being abandoned, as young people migrate to jobs in the southeast. Next Hessler spends six years in Sancha, a small farming village in the mountains north of Beijing, which changes dramatically after the local road is paved and the capital's auto boom brings new tourism. Finally, he turns his attention to urban China, researching development over a period of more than two years in Lishui, a small southeastern city where officials hope that a new government-built expressway will transform a farm region into a major industrial center. Peter Hessler, whom The Wall Street Journal calls "one of the Western world's most thoughtful writers on modern China," deftly illuminates the vast, shifting landscape of a traditionally rural nation that, having once built walls against foreigners, is now building roads and factory towns that look to the outside world.

生于北京，长于北京的作者，阔别家乡十三年后重回北京，发现他在自己的故乡成了异乡人，仿佛到了一座陌生的城市。于是他便要“重建我的北京”——用他文字召回北京消失的气味儿、声音和光影，恢复被拆除的四合院、胡同和庙宇的原貌，让瓦顶排浪般涌向低低天际线的景象重现，让鸽哨响彻蓝天的清脆回到人们耳边……同时，作者也把我们带回到他儿时的游戏中，带回到他的读书生活中，带回到他的母校，带回的“大串联”的旅途……他重建了这座“孩子们熟知四季变化，居民们胸有方向感”的城池，打开城门，欢迎四海漂泊的游子，欢迎无家可归的孤魂，欢迎所有好奇的客人们。

文坛清新之风，阿勒泰的精灵 李娟首部长篇纪实散文力作 四个月、零距离、全程记述哈萨克民族冬牧场的点点滴滴！ 春天接羔，夏天催膘，秋天配种，冬天孕育。羊的一生是牧人的一年，牧人的一生呢？这绵延千里的家园，这些大地最隐秘微小的褶皱，这每一处最狭小脆弱的栖身之地……青春啊，财富啊，爱情啊，希望啊，全都默默无声。 ——李娟 2010年冬天，李娟跟随一家熟识的哈萨克牧民深入阿勒泰南部的冬季牧场、沙漠，度过了一段艰辛迥异的荒野生活。李娟是第一位描写哈萨克民族冬牧生活的汉族作家，她以饱含深情又不失节制的文字，呈现出阿尔泰最后一批“荒野主人”冬季转场时的独特生存景观。

在這個世界裡，我們看到磨難，看到隱忍，也看到見證，看到希望。 本書由一篇篇散文組成，分為上下部。上部「我們的江湖」，如同《世說新語》，以情感豐沛的文筆，刻劃出周遭的奇人奇事，他們延續江湖精神，決不小隱隱於野，以生命見證歷史。下部「我們的時代」，記錄荒謬魔幻的事件，爬梳童年回憶與生命歷程，寫下對這時代的深刻體悟。 本書特色 ◎曾獲台北國際書展大獎、獨立中文筆會自由寫作獎、當代漢語貢獻獎等多項大獎的作家野夫，帶來《看不見的江湖》續篇。 ◎設計師何佳興操刀全書裝幀設計

Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking musical Hamilton is as revolutionary as its subject, the poor kid from the Caribbean who fought the British, defended the Constitution, and helped to found the United States. Fusing hip-hop, pop, R&B, and the best traditions of theater, this once-in-a-generation show broadens the sound of Broadway, reveals the storytelling power of rap, and claims our country's origins for a diverse new generation. HAMILTON: THE REVOLUTION gives readers an unprecedented view of both revolutions, from the only two writers able to provide it. Miranda, along with Jeremy McCarter, a cultural critic and theater artist who was involved in the project from its earliest stages--"since before this was even a show," according to Miranda--traces its development from an improbable performance at the White House to its landmark opening night on Broadway six years later. In addition, Miranda has written more than 200 funny, revealing footnotes for his award-winning libretto, the full text of which is published here. Their account features photos by the renowned Frank Ockenfels and veteran Broadway photographer, Joan Marcus; exclusive looks at notebooks and emails; interviews with Questlove, Stephen Sondheim, leading political commentators, and more than 50 people involved with the production; and multiple appearances by President Obama himself. The book does more than tell the surprising story of how a Broadway musical became a national phenomenon: It demonstrates that America has always been renewed by the brash upstarts and brilliant outsiders, the men and women who don't throw away their shot.

Over the course of his astonishing fifty-year career, V.S. Naipaul's writing has been characterized by a commitment to truth that gives his work a unique luminosity and brilliance. In "A Writer's People" he brings unmatched clarity and rich experience to an exploration of the ways we think, see and feel. The range of this extraordinary book reflects an intellect deeply engaged with the challenges of assimilation faced by the 'serious traveller', one for whom there can be no single world view. Naipaul writes about the classical world what we have retained from it, what we have forgotten and the more recent past. Figures as diverse as Mahatma Gandhi, Derek Walcott and Gustave Flaubert come under his compassionate scrutiny, as do his own early years in Trinidad, the silences in his family history and the roles played by Anthony Powell and Francis Wyndham in his first encounters with literary culture. Part meditation, part remembrance, as elegant as it is revelatory, "A Writer's People" is a privileged insight, full of gentleness, humour and feeling, into the mind of one of our greatest writers.

Perceptive, funny, and nostalgic, E.B. White's stroll around Manhattan remains the quintessential love letter to the city, written by one of America's foremost literary figures. The New York Times has named Here is New York one of the ten best books ever written about the metropolis, and The New Yorker calls it "the wittiest essay, and one of the most perceptive, ever done on the city. E.B. White's underground classic, and one of the most beautifully written, accurate portrayals of the world's most diverse and interesting city.