Whispers in April

午夜之子/ Salman Rushdie, 張定綺/译, 台灣商務, 2004-01-12
——一次神奇的印度之旅

Memoirs of A Geisha / Arthur Golden, Vintage, Paperback, 10 January, 1999
—— 因为是从朋友那借阅，想尽快看完还会去，于是大半空余时间都花在这本小说上。但说白了，这小说写得不怎麽样好看，平铺直叙，没有什么波澜，可能是因为纪传体裁的缘故，但我没有看过其他纪传体的小说，没有比较就不好断言。小说是耐着性子看完的。朋友借书时曾说，书里的英文措辞很平常，所以阅读上面不会遇到太多麻烦。果然。

语文漫谈：吕叔湘讲解字词句 / 吕叔湘，辽宁教育出版社，平装， 2005-05
——语言大师漫谈语文趣事。很不错的小书，补了不少语言学方面的知识。可归为科普类书籍。

Mr. Vertigo / Paul Auster, Penguin Books, Paperback, 1995-08
——“飞”是人类一直以来的梦想。Master Yehudi就那么突然地死了，而当时Walt面临的两难抉择也似乎显得牵强了点。到最后，就滑向一个好莱坞式的结尾收场了。

托斯卡尼艳阳下 (Under The Tuscan Sun) / Frances Mayes, 台湾商务
——意大利人和意大利人的生活，恐怕是太阳底下最自由和最令人向往的。

Love in The Time of Cholera / Gabriel Garcia Marquez, translated by Edith Grossman, Penguin, Paperback
——爱情真伟大。更伟大的是作者，他总能自然流畅地把巨大的半个世纪或一个世纪的时间，浓缩到一转眼自手指间翻过的书页上，叫人惊叹时光如梭般飞逝。

你在天堂里遇见的五个人[The Five People You Meet in Heaven] / Mitch Albom / 赵晓春译
上海译文出版社 2004.

百年孤独 / Garbriel Garcia Marquez / 高长荣译
北京十月文藝出版社 1984.

The Story of My Typewriter / Paul Auster , Sam Messer
1st. Ed. New York : D.A.P., c2002.

使女的故事 / 玛格丽特. 爱特伍(Margaret Atwood) 著;  陈小慰译.
初版.  臺北市: 天培文化有限公司, 2002.

一桩事先张扬的凶杀案 / 加西亚.马尔克斯著; 李德明, 蔣宗曹等译. 第1版.  北京市: 中央編譯出版社, 2004.

在海德堡坠入情网 / 龙应台
第1版. 上海: 上海文藝出版社, 1996.

孩子你慢慢來(十年纪念版)  / 龙应台
上海: 文汇出版社, 2005-8-1

Cat's eye / Margaret Atwood 1939-/1st ed. New York : Doubleday, c1988. 

Why do we remember the past, and not the future? - Stephen W. Hawking  A Brief History of Time 

There are serveral diseases of memory. Forgetfulness of nouns, for instance, or of numbers. Or there are more complex amnesias. With one, you can lose your entire past; you start afresh, learning how to tie your shoelaces, how to eat with a fork,  how to read and sing. You are introduced to your relatives, your oldest friends, as if you've never met them before; you get a second chance with them, better than forgiveness because you can begin innocent. With another form, you keep the distant past but lose the present. You can't remember what happened five minutes ago. When someone you've known all you life goes out of the room and then comes back in, you greet them as if they've been gone for twenty years; you weep and weep, with joy and relief, as if at a reunion with the dead. - Chaper 47