Name: A Stab in the Dark
ISBN: 9780380715749

作者: Lawrence Block
出版社: Avon
出版年: 2002-04
定价: USD 7.50
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9780380715749

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<P align=left>Louis Pinell, the recently apprehended "Icepick Prowler," freely admits to having slain seven young women nine years ago -- but be swears it was a copycat who killed Barbara Ettinger Matthew Scudder believes him. But the trail to Ettinger's true murderer is twisted, dark and dangerous...and even colder than the almost decade-old corpse the p.i. is determined to av...

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劳伦斯·布洛克生于1938年，在上世纪50年代开始写小说。布洛克最早出版的小说《睡不着觉的密探》（1966年）主角是一位名叫伊凡·谭纳的密探，因为在朝鲜战争中脑部受伤，再也无法睡眠，这个角色在之后的系列中不断地出现，最新的是1998年的《冰上的谭纳》。布洛克还有其他受欢迎的系列，比如“杀手凯勒”系列和以纽约二手书商兼盗贼罗登巴尔为主角的“雅贼”系列。

主要著作有：《睡不着觉的密探》、《父之罪》、《在死亡之中》、《谋杀与创造之时》、《别无选择的贼》、《刀锋之先》、《恶魔预知死亡》、《小城》、《死亡的渴望》等。

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junepig 2008-04-16 15:31:05 新星出版社2007版

又一幕道德剧

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《黑暗之刺》写于《父之罪》完成后五年，中间布洛克又有若干作品问世，包括《在死亡之中》、《谋杀与创造之时》，都是酒鬼无照侦探系列，但前两者却更为相似，尤其是在道德审判上如出一辙，尽管两书中的两位杀手面对审判的抉择不同——抉择本身仍牵涉了道德乃至信仰的问题。 ... (展开)

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水镜 2012-08-23 11:38:41 新星出版社2010版

黑暗中的闪电

作为一名看阿婆、奎因入门的欧美古典派死忠来说，冷硬派作品一直是我的短板。记得当初看钱德勒著名的马洛系列和哈米特更著名的《马耳他之鹰》时，都提不起多大兴趣。从此我以为自己和冷硬是彻底绝缘了，直到我翻开了劳伦斯·布洛克的“马修系列”！看布洛克的书这是第四本了... (展开)

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拖延王者李坏人 2008-01-18 17:32:11 新星出版社2007版

看硬汉派侦探小说

前几天晚上，思婕让我推荐一本书。我想了想，隆重推出刚看完的《黑暗之刺》。是本在图书馆借的书，当时一拿起来就没有放回去，因为封面很简洁，只有书名和一句话“喝一点波本可以缓解所有的事情”，一点哗众取宠的意思都没有，我认为这应该是本有实力的书。借回来看了几页就... (展开)

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清雅戒奢 2020-06-27 06:32:46 新星出版社2007版

一杯波本，饮尽孤独

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布洛克大师应该是现有推理作家中写作品最具文学价值的一位了吧，有时候真的觉得读大师的书，不仅仅是为了故事去的，还有欲品大师故事里的那份文艺“味”儿的想法，而更多的，不过是被他笔下的人物吸引罢了。“马修”系列，是布洛克大师的几个系列中，本人最喜欢的。来说说此作... (展开)

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纳兰潜艇 2013-04-30 20:07:24 新星出版社2007版

黑暗的尽头是治愈还是致郁？——评布洛克《黑暗之刺》（无泄）

就马修系列而言，这本书风格较接近《父之罪》；但比《父之罪》少了一份黑色幽默，多了一份阴冷压抑，总体感觉是比《父之罪》略强，如果再考虑这本书的推理和公平性非常好，结局意外性高于《父之罪》这两条的话，这本更是值得大伙阅读了。这本书开场就登场了一个大名鼎鼎的开... (展开)

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推理のGUNDAM 2010-05-01 18:17:25 新星出版社2007版

目前为止的马修观后感

又开始了新的一本马修系列的阅读，从最初的《父之罪》到今天的《黑暗之刺》，这是我的第四本马修。于是也是必然地给布洛克的书作了个暂时的总结。劳伦斯-布洛克的书总给人一种特殊的感觉，粗略的讲就是有一种特别的韵味，一股难以名状的韵味，就像醇酒一般，总需品茗一番，方能... (展开)

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高小茶 2013-11-05 09:56:56 新星出版社2010版

她将永远在黑暗中

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先说句题外话，马修系列差不多每本译者都不同，这一本在我看过的五六本中译笔最生涩，有些句子不像中文。我之前觉得老布的文笔很难译坏（当然要译得好更要下功夫），看来也不见得。翻开第一页，读到马修喝酒的句子，一时间以为自己认错了人，这个人似乎并不是无照侦... (展开)

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花花 2009-09-08 11:10:46 新星出版社2007版

九年前的这个时候，你在做什么？

外面一片灰蒙蒙的，吹着凉凉的风，空气中含着雨意。北京也会因为这场雨进入秋天。在这样一个下午，我开始了小说之旅，侦探马修也在这样含着雨意的下午，开始调查一个9年前的凶杀案。冰锥连环案凶手在9年之后意外落网，他供认了一连串的谋杀，但拒绝承认杀死巴巴拉•埃廷格... (展开)

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猩猩 2012-09-04 13:57:47 新星出版社2010版

老猎犬

依然孤独酗酒，依然保持着捐献10%所得给教会的习惯，依然被误杀小女孩所折磨的“我”，调查九年前的凶杀案，所有的直接证据都已基本湮灭，剩下的只有被害者的朋友、家人、老板、经办事情的警察的只字片语。我”这头老猎犬，伴着波本酒加咖啡，在只字片语中寻找可能的线索... (展开)

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杨攀 2011-09-23 12:08:52 新星出版社2010版

还行的一本

劳伦斯·布洛克还是维持着前面基本的内在节奏，有个可以调情的女人，有个可以依靠抗事儿的警察朋友，然后按图索骥地像个记者，一点一点找线索，最后做个拼图游戏找出真相，真相一定在他采访过的人当中。而结局往往是罪犯总是令人同情，总有让人遗憾的地方，除此之外，全都滚他... (展开)

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“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on,...
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“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on, well, it'll happen." A pause. Then, "Thank you, Matthew." For what? ...

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"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is." 布洛克为自己的犯罪小说缺乏推理过程开脱。
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"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is."
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"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
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"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
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"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
2019-02-27 06:07:57

"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
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"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is." 布洛克为自己的犯罪小说缺乏推理过程开脱。
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"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is."
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“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on,...
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“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on, well, it'll happen." A pause. Then, "Thank you, Matthew." For what? ...

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“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on,...
2019-03-01 05:18:37

“No, ” I said. "What?" "I said no. You were right the first time and I shouldn't be doing a number on you. I'm like my client, that's all. I've just got to adjust to a new reality. I think you're doing the right thing." "Do you really?" "Yes. And if I'm somebody you ought to stay away from, I think that's what you'd better do for the time being. And if we're supposed to get togheter later on, well, it'll happen." A pause. Then, "Thank you, Matthew." For what? ...

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"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is." 布洛克为自己的犯罪小说缺乏推理过程开脱。
2019-03-01 05:15:32

"...So much detection is intuitive. You gather details and soak up impressions, and then the answer pops into your mind out of nowhere. It's not like Sherlock Holmes, at least it never was for me." "You make it sound almost as though there's a psychic element to the process." "Well, I can't read palms or see the future. But maybe there is."
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"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
2019-02-27 06:07:57

"'Were they happy?' The questions's inevitable, but who can ever answer it? They seemed happy. Most couples do, and most couples ultimately break up, and when they do their friends are invariably surprised because they seemed so bloody happy."
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