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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis never wrote a memoir, but she told

her life story and revealed herself in intimate ways through the

nearly 100 books she brought into print during the last two decades

of her life as an editor at Viking and Doubleday. Based on archives

and interviews with Jackie's authors, colleagues, and friends,

Reading Jackie mines this significant period of her life to reveal

both the serious and the mischievous woman underneath the glamorous

public image.

Though Jackie had a reputation for avoiding

publicity, she willingly courted controversy in her books. She was

the first editor to commission a commercially-successful book

telling the story of Thomas Jefferson’s relationship with his

female slave. Her publication of Gelsey Kirkland's attack on

dance icon George Balanchine caused another storm. Jackie rarely

spoke of her personal life, but many of her books ran parallel to,

echoed, and emerged from her own experience. She was the editor

behind bestsellers on the assassinations of Tsar Nicholas II and

John Lennon, and in another book she paid tribute to the allure of

Marilyn Monroe and Maria Callas. Her other projects take us into

territory she knew well: journeys to Egypt and India, explorations

of the mysteries of female beauty and media exploitation, into the

minds of photographers, art historians, and the designers at

Tiffany & Co.

Many Americans regarded Jackie as the paragon of

grace, but few knew her as the woman sitting on her office floor

laying out illustrations, or flying to California to persuade

Michael Jackson to write his autobiography. Reading Jackie provides

a compelling behind-the-scenes look at Jackie at work: how she

commissioned books and nurtured authors, as well as how she helped

to shape stories that spoke to her strongly. Jackie is remembered

today for her marriages to JFK and to Aristotle Onassis, but her

real legacy is the books that reveal the tastes, recollections, and

passions of an independent woman.

AUTHOR'S NOTE

Prologue

Chapter l

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Epilogue

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

BOOKS EDITED BY JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS

JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS AS AN AUTHOR

SOURCES

NOTES

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

ILLUSTRATION CREDITS

INDEX

WILLIAM KUHN is a biographer and historian. He is the author of

three previous books, including, most recently, a controversial

biography, The Politics of Pleasure: A Portrait of Benjamin

Disraeli. His Henry and Mary Ponsonby: Life at the Court of

Queen Victoria was a BBC Radio Four Book of the Week read by

actor Geoffrey Palmer.

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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis never wrote a memoir, but she told her life story and revealed herself in intimate ways through the nearly 100 books she brought into print during the last two decades of her life as an editor at Viking and Doubleday. Based on archives and interviews with Jackie's authors, colleagues, and friends, Reading Jackie mines this significant period of her life to reveal both the serious and the mischievous woman underneath the glamorous public image.

Though Jackie had a reputation for avoiding publicity, she willingly courted controversy in her books. She was the first editor to commission a commercially-successful book telling the story of Thomas Jefferson’s relationship with his female slave. Her publication of Gelsey Kirkland's attack on dance icon George Balanchine caused another storm. Jackie rarely spoke of her personal life, but many of her books ran parallel to, echoed, and emerged from her own experience. She was the editor behind bestsellers on the assassinations of Tsar Nicholas II and John Lennon, and in another book she paid tribute to the allure of Marilyn Monroe and Maria Callas. Her other projects take us into territory she knew well: journeys to Egypt and India, explorations of the mysteries of female beauty and media exploitation, into the minds of photographers, art historians, and the designers at Tiffany & Co.

Many Americans regarded Jackie as the paragon of grace, but few knew her as the woman sitting on her office floor laying out illustrations, or flying to California to persuade Michael Jackson to write his autobiography. Reading Jackie provides a compelling behind-the-scenes look at Jackie at work: how she commissioned books and nurtured authors, as well as how she helped to shape stories that spoke to her strongly. Jackie is remembered today for her marriages to JFK and to Aristotle Onassis, but her real legacy is the books that reveal the tastes, recollections, and passions of an independent woman.

• 作者：Pegg。 发布时间：2015-11-12 12:56:54

  写的真好啊，翻得也好！

• 作者：李斯本 发布时间：2020-07-03 15:47:14

  朋友们，读小说是多开心的事啊。翻开这本就又找回了以前写半篇论文能偷摸着读三四本小说的快乐。隐秘而惬意地，遨游在太空。

• 作者：秋 发布时间：2023-12-25 09:54:09

  霸王成名作，抽象自虐狂

• 作者：八百坂 黄泉 发布时间：2024-02-16 01:44:17

  逆天封面

• 作者：少年A 发布时间：2014-02-12 09:57:04

  挺好的一本入门书，不是很深奥还有一点科学家特有的萌；但是有些内容对于小白我来说，还是要好好消化下

• 作者：里中念伊 发布时间：2022-03-11 00:13:07

  2022年的第23本书，日本人写这种轻松生活向科普主题的书籍读起来很不错。今天得知有朋友家人小孩儿得了白血病，，，今年的第1修行主题是健康（所有的前提），第2主题是英语教学（安身立命，吃饭的东西），第3是投资理财（2019年杀猪盘被害者加上提前消费造成的经济压力重新调整自己）。

• 每读一句都忍不住热泪盈眶，孙犁的《风云初记》似荷花一样美丽

  作者：齐青凰 发布时间：2021-05-06 14:40:30

  《风云初记》是孙犁唯一的长篇小说，小说叙述抗日战争风起云涌之际，中华儿女的群起抵抗以及他们个人的新生。

  茅盾先生曾这样评价：“他是用谈笑从容的态度来描绘风云变幻的，好处在于虽多风趣而不落轻佻。”

  这部小说给人非常熟悉的感觉，似乎回到了中学课堂。平淡而又真实的文字，一个个敲击着我的心房，没有丝毫的炫技做作。沉溺其中，就像回到了久违的家乡，那里的风都是干净的，那里的人都是干净的。

  

  尽管我知道，那个年代是1937年，鬼子就要进中原，平静的村庄终会迎来将要“逝去的青春”。但

  对这样的文字做出客观的评价，实在很难。

  因为在读每一句时，我都忍不住热泪盈眶，这种感觉就像从西南的边城吹起一丝柔软的风，猛烈地灌注在中原浓厚的乡土气息里，呛得人喘不过气来。

  孙犁从1950年开始写《风云初记》，一直到1962年病情好转后，才编排章节，续写尾声。十余年的时间，新中国洋溢着蓬勃向上的气象，但

  1937年的河北依然处在巨变的前夕，从“七七事变”开始，冀中劳动人民在滹沱河两岸组织人民武装、建立抗日根据地，为了保护自己的牵挂，他们不得不战。

  “因为，有了妻子，就有了牵连，也就有了保卫她们的责任。生活幸福，保卫祖国的感情也就更加深了。”

  孙犁用饱含诗意的笔触，塑造了许多独具特色的人物，特别是在抗日风暴中飞跃成长的农村妇女和人民战士。有代表经典农村妇女形象的秋分，有受时代影响进步的春儿，也有作风松散但深知民族大义的俗儿，她们是人民战士的牵挂，也是他们在前线奋战的精神支撑。

  

  孙犁的作品喷放着浓郁的泥土的芳香，激荡着作者对故乡的爱。

  小说中对冀中地区人情风貌的描写，让人神往；而在人物性格的塑造上，简明扼要的对话与夹杂其中的动作描写，让人物的一举一动跃然纸上，十分鲜活。

  作家莫言曾说：他（孙犁）的后半生恪守文人的清高与清贫。这是文坛上的一声绝响，让我们后来人高山仰止。作家茅盾也说：孙犁有他自己一贯的风格。他建立的“荷花淀派”，淡雅，单纯，拥有毫不张狂的自在美。

  

  我觉得孙犁是被低估的作家，他的作品中有一种独属于故乡的热爱，这绝不亚于沈从文《边城》中的风土人情，但可叹的是，似乎在和平年代生活久了，人们便会选择性地忘记那些战争年代的精神与活力。旖旎的湘西爱情，似隔绝世外的桃源幻想，

  炽热的爱国情怀，是那个时代最伟大的力量。

  风云初记，再到100年，和平得来不易，历史不该被忘记。

  因为我们都有一个共同的名字：中国人！

  

  1956年3月，孙犁在午睡起来后，因眩晕摔倒，长期的劳累引发了一场大病，这一病就是十年。

  即便《风云初记》历经十余年，才得以问世，但作者对小说的根本感情，却未曾发生一丝变化。更何况这十年，他都经历着病痛的折磨，如果不是对家乡爱得深沉，又如何能写出这般刚柔并济的小说。

• 《我只能为你画一张小卡片》掠过心上的话

  作者：Speranza 发布时间：2009-07-08 21:25:21

  亲爱的馒头：

      不知怎的，黄昏时我忽然想念奇士劳斯基。我坐在窗边，静默地等待着星星浮现，觉得好像即将被巨大无底的黑暗吸入。

      我去租了他的电影回家温习，冷冷地看了一片又一片。他不认识我，我去常被他的电影感动而落泪。一种相熟的气味、频率、节奏，让我对他又敬又畏。

      你跟我一样吗？觉得与他贴近。但是与他贴近的人却不一定会彼此相惜。我们体会的感动都是自己生命里幽微的细部，其实与他无关，只是他轻轻将我们柔软的部分触动唤起罢了。

      那个在结冰湖畔生火的陌生人，是你吗？坚决地将玻璃瓶丢进回收筒的瘦弱老太婆，是我吗？

                                      光子 六月十日 晚上九点

  亲爱的苹果：

      你了解自己是怎样的人吗？有时觉得自己像一只站在旷野巨石上孤独吼叫的兽，风声吞没了一切，没人能真正听到我的怒吼！我是有些忧郁、有些愤世嫉俗，但不是每个人都是这样吗！

      我努力地爬上一颗不断滚动的圆球，却始终站不稳，常常跌落……你说男孩别哭！我知道，我会努力擦干眼泪。可是，可不可以让我先放声哭泣，才继续勇敢。

      我总是掩盖真实的自己，害怕别人一眼看穿，如果你在人群众觉得我陌生，别讶异，那不是真正的我，我还是你从前认识的我。

      所以，请别离我太远，让我找得到你。

                                    小兽子 六月二四六日 黄昏

  亲爱的如意：

      我是如此地不相信人们所说的美好。

      爱情的美好、人性的美好、灵修的美好、成长的美好、纯净的美好……

      有时候我怀疑自己是否是恶魔的化身，世界的一切之于我，只是许多的疑惑，我对所有的美好的不信赖。我不算是个坏人，但坏人又如何！卑劣的人也有高贵的情操。（其实我也是极怀疑的。）

      算了，就当我是个无可救药的悲观主义者。可是，你难道没有想过，为何善良、纯净的你，会有我这样思想邪恶的朋友。也许，我的一切悲观都只是为了对抗你的乐观罢了。

      看，我又在嫁祸于你了，但你一定说，你看到我心善的那一面，我受不了你，但就是喜欢与你为伍。奇怪奇怪真奇怪！

                                               阿Tui 八月十日

  曾经我像鱼缸里的鱼，前进、转身、前进、转身、前进、转身……

  我感到疲惫失意。

  后来我在鱼缸外的世界，依旧前进、转身、前进、转身、前进、转身……

  于是我开始练习，从容地前进，优雅地转身，

  并保持冷静思考的模样……