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• 作者：C 发布时间：2012-09-26 12:51:35

  A poignant story told wtih simple eloquence. Stirring and sweet.

• 作者：launcelot 发布时间：2013-05-13 16:14:15

  日文译本是有多晦涩，翻译们确定自己看懂了么！！

• 作者：帕翡璃 发布时间：2024-03-12 04:45:28

  7/中段开始掉线，太多重复的剧情了，兰波成熟态的魅力有，但和前期的反差衔接的不是很好，养成和反养成这个设定也没利用好，虽然引进了更多人物，比如咒使一派（这对的张力甚至大过了主cp），但整体还是陷入了“水字数”给人以疲劳的观感。唯一比较值得思考的是白楚年的犹豫徘徊，其他太平了。

• 作者：叶芜 发布时间：2023-11-13 23:10:35

  钟馗小时候那段的分镜看起来没有那么累，故事依旧是没有看完

• 作者：NANA 发布时间：2022-07-20 14:43:17

  在节奏越来越快、压力越来越大的现代社会，精神病学是一个很特别的存在，“巨大的需求”推动着它的发展。突破瓶颈和局限是取得大发展的必经之路，我对于精神病学的发展充满信心，也确信这一定会是一个“惠及万家”的医学新领域。

• 作者：韧勉 发布时间：2010-11-21 09:21:10

  打算有时间背背~

• Why We Get Up in the Morning

  作者：linj 发布时间：2018-08-16 17:42:17

  I just finished reading the book “My Morning Routine”. It was suggested by a WeChat channel I follow and the topic certainly sounds like one I’d be interested in. It’s a collection of interviews about the morning routines of some successful people. You shouldn’t expect too much - I didn’t, but it can be inspirational, to a limited extent. Unfortunately I’m a very slow reader, thus it doesn’t seem worth my long reading time.

  I decided to write something about the book while in the middle of the read. At first, I was thinking about a summary. But then I was captured by this idea of why people get up in the morning, at all. What brings us to rise every day and to sleep every night. I realized it’s not the morning routine that’s important, but the day you are going to spend. If you want to achieve something during the day, naturally gradually you develop habits around it to help you do that. Whatever the something is and whatever the habits are.

  Back to the book:

  - Most of the interviewees don’t have a 9 to 5 job as most people do. Their morning routines are surely informative but can be unrelatable as well. Better focus on the takeaways.

  - The content is highly repetitive. It turns out there are only so many flavors for the morning routine.

  Building blocks of the morning routine (almost inevitably you must get up early):

  - Read a book: a real, honest-to-God book as the first interviewee in the book put it, often non-fiction and/or non-work related

  - Workout

  - Home: yoga, body weight training (push up, plank, stretch)

  - Out: run, walk (with partner, with dog, or alone)

  - Gym

  - Swimming

  - Meditate

  - Drink, eat

  - Check news, social media, emails

  Copy, or move, your morning routine to night and it becomes your night routine, if you prefer that.

  To make your falling asleep and carrying out morning routine easier, follow these

  tips

  before bed:

  - Make a list of to-dos and get them out of mind.

  - Lay out the clothes you are to wear for the next day; if you workout in the morning, lay out the sportswear too.

  - Leave your phone alone.

  A key idea worth noting is to reduce

  decision fatigue

  . Laying out clothes beforehand, having simple, even same breakfast and so on all help maintain your limited willpower for your main focus.

  Other dos and don’ts:

  - Don’t snooze. The reason is straightforward, but you do what you please.

  - Don’t dive into your phone first thing you wake up.

  - Making bed is a good practice to mark the start of your morning.

  This is a brief look into what is going on in the book and about the morning routine. Details are lost. If you are interested, go read the book. But like so many books out there, it has chapters that are variations of the same theme over and over again. Put it down wherever you start to get bored and you wouldn’t miss much.

  What seems more interesting to me,

  rather than morning routines, is what these successful people do, for a living. They are founder and CEOs of this and that; they are writer, artist, designer, photographer, musician; president, professor, general, athlete. You can be successful in many ways, but it almost always involves a business of your own, may it be a company, a website, a community to run or a writing project, a concert tour. In fact, it's not even about the business. It’s about the time. You are the boss of your time. Now you’ve got the whole day in your hand to plan. You must self-impose a structure to it. And if you push more, not necessarily more tasks but certainly more efficiency, into your day, hopefully you achieve more. That’s why morning routine is helpful to these successful people. Nevertheless, you don’t have to be a freelancer or a founder of anything to own your time. If you like your 9 to 5 job and willingly put your time in it, that’s good enough.

  Unfortunately not everyone can say they like their job. Accept it or change it, easier said than done. So every weekday morning they sleep to the last minute to catch the bus and return home physically and emotionally drained, incapable of doing anything but lying down and watching TV shows. Weekends are for more sleeping, more lying in bed with phones. After all, what’s the point of preparing yourself for a job, or a life actually, you don’t care about or even hate? In the worst case, as anyone who has experienced depression can testify, the first big challenge of the day is to get up. Why bother?

  Why do people get up in the morning at all?

  Isn’t it because we believe good things will happen and we are here to make them happen. We get up because we want to achieve something and there indeed is something for us to achieve. If you are in a bad position right now, accept it or change it - eventually you will do either. I say try changing it. And morning routine, or night routine if you wish, is a great start point to take control of life. It can be one thing you look forward to for the coming new day. It can be the small step you take to better yourself for the challenges in life.

  I had my best morning routine while I was out of a job. Unsurprising. That’s when I had all my time at my disposal. I got up early, had a small bowl of oatmeal, workout for an hour, took a shower and then ate a full breakfast. It’s kind of for nothing, because I wasn’t doing anything during the day except reading constantly. But it’s the morning routine that injected discipline into those days. That, and to eat and sleep regularly. Together they guarded the bottom line so one day didn’t get mixed with the other to be a long vague period of time and I felt refreshed most of the days.

  Now with a job, I keep my morning simple. It’s a 20 minute walk from home to office. And I move workout to night. Sometimes I miss it, and I don’t punish myself for that. I’ll try again tomorrow. What’s more important is to hold on to the habit and keep the rhythm going. Finally, as you can tell, I still read.

  Here is my one takeaway from the book. With or without a certain routine, better be proactive in life. The sun rises. Get out of bed. Make moves. We’ll see where it goes.

• 译后记

  作者：丁丁虫 发布时间：2022-06-10 10:00:01

  贵志祐介不是高产的作家。自从1996年以小说《十三番目の人格 ISOLA》出道以来，20多年里出版的小说只有十几部，平均下来差不多2年才出一部，在以类型文学立足的小说家中算是异数。

  这一本《红雨》也是时隔2年半才问世的新刊，而且这本短篇集中收录的四篇作品都不是真正意义上的新作：《夜之记忆》写于1987年，彼时距离贵志祐介的处女作问世还有将近10年；《咒文》是2009年的作品，也是在《来自新世界》发表后不久一气呵成的小说；《罪人的选择》写于2012年；《红雨》则是自2015年起用了两年时间连载的故事。创作速度可谓慢得令人发指。

  不过创作速度慢带来的优点则是质量的保证，这一点各位读者读过之后想必会有自己的评价。作为译者只想说的是，这几篇故事如果搬上银幕，想必不会比第一季的《黑镜》或《爱死机》逊色。

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  抛开创作频率不说，这本选集的时间跨度还是引人关注。为什么作者要将跨越了30年的小说集结在一起出版？

  贵志祐介在接受访谈时说过这样一段话：“国家、企业、掌权者，甚至包括整个人类种族，都免不了灭亡的命运。时间才是最强大的控制者。如何抗衡这样的时间、活出自我，是人类自身的根本所在……我相信人类的本质是记忆和思维。即使客观时间是均匀的，但人类的记忆并不连续，所以在意识中的主观时间也是断续的。我希望通过书写这样的时间流逝，令读者理解时间所具有的残酷与荒谬。”

  沿着这样的脉络回顾四篇小说，也许更能理解作者的深意。

  《夜之记忆》中最惊艳的部分莫过于以超声作为视觉的异星生物，但整个故事的主题则是在双线叙事的形式下探讨人类本质的问题。《咒文》沿用了《来自新世界》中的念动力设定，全篇写的都是底层人类不自觉的自害与互害，不过结尾处还是暗示了再强大的企业也有崩溃的一天。《罪人的选择》是时间主题最为明确的一篇，前后两次选择既是在拷问人性，也可视为时间具有改变一切的强大力量。《红雨》中描绘了地球生态濒临崩溃的末日景象，但也同样是在时间与演化的作用下，留下了恢复生机的一线希望。

  时间是科幻小说中的常见主题，不过以时间为主题的科幻小说大多着眼于探讨时间本身的奇异属性，小林泰三《醉步男》、特德姜《你一生的故事》等等莫不如是。但贵志祐介并不是纯粹的科幻作家，他关心的并不是时间具有哪些违背普通人常识的性质，而是与时间相关的人物关系和社会关系。贵志祐介笔下的时间并没有那么多的神秘色彩，它更像是我们日常所理解的那种时间。然而越是普通，越呈现出时间本身固有的冷漠无情。从这一意义上说，贵志祐介的时间更像是对H·G·威尔斯的继承：即使能用“时间机器”跳跃到千万年后的世界，依然不能摆脱时间——以及人类社会在时间维度中固化的发展规律。

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  严格说来，贵志祐介的作品，恐怖·悬疑的风格要比科幻风格更强。即使是《来自新世界》这样标准的科幻小说，也有着浓厚的恐怖·悬疑色彩，更不用说《莲实的课堂》《青之炎》这些社会题材的小说。在贵志祐介看来，科幻更像是一种小说技法，而非某种文学类型。

  “科幻小说中有这样的技法：将某种变化推演到极致，预测社会与人类将会如何演变，指出怎样的变化最为可怕。”贵志祐介写科幻的理由，和他写悬疑、写奇幻的理由并没有不同，只是因为想要表达的主题刚好适合采用科幻色彩的故事讲述出来罢了。

  其实给作品贴标签并没有意义，给作家贴标签更没有意义。一位作家并不会因为所写的作品是科幻就高人或者低人一等，奇幻、推理、悬疑，甚至网络文学和纯文学都是同理。所以本书在选择了三篇科幻小说的同时，偏偏又插进了一篇味道非常纯正的悬疑小说，这大约也隐含了作者对类型标签的态度吧。