Fever Pitch

尼克•霍恩比，英国当代最炙手可热的当红作家，他出生于伦敦郊区小镇，剑桥大学英语文学专业毕业后在综合中学教英语，随后开始为报章媒体，如《号外》和《文学杂志》自由撰稿。1992年的个人回忆录《极度狂热》，出版后一鸣惊人占据年度畅销榜，随后所写的每一本小说，例如《失恋排行榜》、《男孩•男人》、《砰！》等几乎都在畅销榜和专业书评获得双赢。其小说深谙现代年轻人的流行文化，并以精湛的英式幽默掳获读者的心，慧黠中透着伤感，被称之为“抑郁喜剧”。

出版者:Riverhead Trade

作者:Nick Hornby

页数:256

出版时间:1998-3-1

价格:USD 15.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781573226882

图书标签:足球arsenal英国PitchNickHornbyFever英國小说

This is a book about identity, belonging, obsession; about afternoons in the driving rain and bitter cold and glorious, unforgettable goals; getting your head read in Hampstead and punched at Highbury; the dazzling skills of the gods of football and leaving your girlfriend lying fainted on the terraces because Arsenal are about to score. It's about the moments of ecstasy in one man's life. And his pain. And it's about the only true question there is: Which comes first, Football or Life? --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

读后感

他一直在以一个失败者的姿态来写故事，或者写这本像日记的东西。所以我把他当成心灵代言人一般的人物，没那么伟大，只是太贴心了。想了解我们这些不太牛逼的男人，读读他的书就足够。 本书推荐给所有今年没夺冠，去年没夺冠，甚至很长时间没夺冠但你仍然不会漏读任何一条关于球...  

最近买了两本阿森纳球迷写的书，颜强的金球，尼克霍恩比的经典之作FEVER PITCH 其实两本书关于阿森纳或者说我现在所喜欢的阿森纳的东西并不多 颜强写的基本是英超的货币战争，商人的剥削，封面还是他娘的利物浦拿欧冠 而尼克的书则是他在70-80年代的阿森纳的“看球笔记”，对我...  

最近买了两本阿森纳球迷写的书，颜强的金球，尼克霍恩比的经典之作FEVER PITCH 其实两本书关于阿森纳或者说我现在所喜欢的阿森纳的东西并不多 颜强写的基本是英超的货币战争，商人的剥削，封面还是他娘的利物浦拿欧冠 而尼克的书则是他在70-80年代的阿森纳的“看球笔记”，对我...  

在国航飞机上和一短发美女坐一块的几率有多少?对于我来说，接近于零，何况，这次坐在旁边的是一自带水饺当飞机餐的娘娘腔，于是，近二个小时，我只好献身于霍恩比，献身于拖了近一个月没有看完的《极度狂热》 作为一个KOP，买这本关于阿森纳的书，或许会被KOP们取笑，的确，拖...  

看了电影. 很想看这本书.. 最好是英文的. 可是在很多网购的网上都查不到. 查到也是缺货..  

用户评价

“I fell in love with football as I was later to fall in love with women: suddenly, inexplicably, uncritically, giving no thought to the pain and disruption it would bring with it.”

“I fell in love with football as I was later to fall in love with women: suddenly, inexplicably, uncritically, giving no thought to the pain and disruption it would bring with it.”

“I fell in love with football as I was later to fall in love with women: suddenly, inexplicably, uncritically, giving no thought to the pain and disruption it would bring with it.”

COYG

COYG