内容简介
Leo Gursky is barely surviving, tapping his radiator each evening to let his upstairs neighbor know he's still alive. But life wasn't always like this: 60 years ago, in the Polish village where he was born, Leo fell in love and wrote a book. And though Leo doesn't know it, that book survived, inspiring fabulous circumstances, even love.
NICOLE KRAUSS was born in New York in 1974.Her first novel Man Walks Into a Room was shortlisted for the LA Times Book Award.Her fiction has appeared in the New Yorker Esquire and Best American Short Stories.The History of Love has been translatd into more than twenty-five languages.Nicole Krauss lives in Brooklyn New York.
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什么时候才是对的时间...怎么才算是对的人... 生活对于普通人哪有万事顺意，唯有历经世事后 痴情人的惋惜。。。
其实我有一点点类似的经历。当我给那个一脸懵逼的少年一个中国式的awkward拥抱，他大概也像书中小女孩最后被老头子吓到一样吧 心想 这什么鬼。。。
“对”的时候读一本“对”的书，感恩笔者的文字穿越时空来到我心里。
看的时候期待到底结局会是怎样 但是看了结局还不如没有 突然小清新了吗 如果他之后再次尝试爱一个人或许就没有那么痛苦
終於讀完了，什麽時候讀英文能像讀中文一樣快！哎！
终于读完了。
thought you had a secret life no one ever know...but it revealed at the most unexpected moment by most unexpected person. So...everyone's life is connected, in one way or another, as long as you really lived it.
The History of love is Leo Gursky‘s life
我会说这本书的关系有点绕… 如果按照很多人的思路会说，哦出其不意！的确看见作者构思用心、而这本书写于多年以前… 我以为这可以成为最早的“沉浸式“阅读体验(? A book of immerse reading?) 因为书籍的排行到架构的确符合情节进度。
书里面偶尔也会有一些很不错的暗喻，比如“ Life is nothing but long presentation for a few finger sandwiches with the Queen.” ( 噢多无趣无味又些许无奈的人生）。
然而。我喜欢情感体验更深的书籍。小说是不错的。唯一的缺点就是我觉得被解构得太支离破碎。以至于我花了很长时间才找到线索（书中展开的线索太多、太琐屑）… 推荐阅读的。
well Israel is the representation for lonely and tender and fucking sad shit,cried for Bird's journals (vestigial sadness from Jewish people)
一个回忆故事一个找寻故事，两个主人公最后相遇还是挺有趣的。但是对于我来说读上去太零零散散了，不能共情就没那么打动人。
所以不想看了，大概能猜到了，是个温暖又免不了一些些俗套的故事
（其实是看英文好困）