德国 人物列表
歌德 Goethe荷尔德林 Friedrich Hölderlin海涅 Heinrich Heine
拉斯克—许勒 Else Lasker-Schüler艾兴多尔夫 Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff弗里德里希·威廉·尼采 Friedrich Nietzsche
君特·格拉斯 Günter Grass朋霍费尔 Dietrich Bonhoeffer葛瑞夫 Dieter M. Gräf
赫尔曼·黑塞 Hermann Hesse曼弗雷德·马伊 Manfred Mai卡尔·威特 Carl Weter
康拉特·赛茨 Konrad Seitz莱内尔·埃尔林格 莱内尔埃尔林 grid哥尔特·朗古特 哥尔特朗古特
霍尔格·莱纳斯 Holger Reiners乌特·艾尔哈特 Ute Ehrhardt戴特·奥藤 Dieter Otten
约尔格·艾克曼 Jorge Ikmann赫尔曼·约瑟夫·左赫 Hermann-Josef Zoche洛塔尔·赛韦特 Lothar J. Seiwert
彼得·马丁 Bidemading布鲁诺·霍尔纳格 布鲁诺霍尔 Nag花映红 Flowers Yinghong
格哈德·施罗德 Gerhard Schroeder克里斯塔·施罗德 Christa Schroder罗胡斯·米施 Rochus Misch
安格拉·默克尔 Angela Merkel胡戈·米勒-福格 Hugo Muller-Vogg韦尔纳·比尔曼 Werner Bierman
佩特拉·纳格尔 Petra Nagel特劳德尔·容格 Telaodeer Jung梅丽莎·米勒 梅丽莎米勒
埃米尔·路德维希 Emil Ludwig享利克·埃伯利 Enjoy 利克埃伯利马蒂亚斯·乌尔 Matthias Uhl
埃里希·沙克 埃里希沙克迈克尔·舒马赫 Michael Schumacher迈克尔·舒马赫 Michael Schumacher
海德格尔 Heidegger叔本华 Arthur Schopenhauer黑格尔 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
贝托尔特·布莱希特 Bertolt Brecht布莱姆·斯托克 Bram Stoker席勒 Friedrich von Schiller
雅科布·格林 Jacob Grimm威廉·格林 Wilhelm Grimm卡尔·马克思 Karl Marx
克劳斯·曼 Klaus Mann埃里希·马里亚·雷马克 Erich Maria Remarque特奥多·施托姆 Theodor Storm
托马斯·曼 Thomas Mann安妮·弗兰克 Anne Frank威廉·豪夫 Wilhelm Hauff
施笃姆 Theodor Storm汉斯·里鲍 Hansilibao孔萨利克 Heinz G. Konsalik
赫拉·琳德 Hera Lind威德尔·埃彭多夫 Wade Acres Peng Dorf卡尔·麦 Karl May
布莱姆·斯托克 Bram Stoker
德国 德意志帝国  (1847年11月8日1912年4月20日)
籍贯: 都柏林

阅读布莱姆·斯托克 Bram Stoker在小说之家的作品!!!
布莱姆·斯托克
  “这位名不见经传的作家创作了文学史上最为著名的小说之一”在爱藏经典02《德库拉》的侧页以简单的言语概括了他有些落寞的人生,虽然后来由恐怖小说作家协会(HWA)创办了 布莱姆 斯托克奖(始于1988年),可总的来说并没有为这位经历颇丰的经纪人带来太多的利益和荣誉。
   许多人,甚至整个西方文坛都将他看做是吸血鬼等恐怖题材的正宗始祖,可当我们第一次看到〈德库拉〉的时候,想必让人触动最大的是其中人与吸血鬼悲伤的爱情故事,许多网页是这样介绍这故事的“拉姆.史托克写的小说面世一百年以来,已有无数电影电视版本,但极少忠于原著,哥普拉(笔者注:又译作弗朗西斯·福特·柯波拉,最为人所熟知的作品是〈教父〉和〈现代启示录〉)决定要还他本来面目。达古拉伯爵原是罗马尼亚大将军,因误传死讯而令情人自杀,他以吸人血延续生命,向上帝报复。四百年后他遇上与情人一般模样的少女,决定要不惜代价夺回所爱。本片的演出阵容可谓强大,除了男女主角外,更有基努 里维斯、安东尼.霍普金斯、理查德.E.格兰特等大明星出任配角。”可这样的简介基本上可以说是错漏百出,有心的读者可以找一找原书一读。电影的版本(一般都翻译为〈惊情四百年〉)很多,甚至可以说太多,所以搞混也是无可厚非。
  
  布莱姆斯托克出生于1847.11.8,德国都柏林人,在他二十多岁时当上了公务员,可这样无聊的生活并不能满足他,他喜欢戏剧,喜欢那些稀奇古怪却又深触人心的故事,不久后他开始为〈都柏林邮报〉写戏剧品论,只是没有得到报酬,是义务工作而已。1876年他开始了27年的经纪人生涯,一直跟随着当时著名演员亨利艾尔文留居伦敦等地。〈德库拉〉完成于1897年,此后又写出〈白衣女人〉(喜欢推理小说的朋友,这可与威尔基.柯林斯的〈白衣女人〉没有什么关系)等作品,共计17部,他死于 1912年。


  Abraham "Bram" Stoker (1847-1912), Irish writer, best known for his vampire novel Dracula(1897).
  
  Bram Stoker was born near Dublin on November 8, 1847, the third of seven children. An unidentified illness kept him virtually bedridden until age seven. Although he remained shy and bookish, in his adolescence Bram Stoker was anything but sickly. Perhaps to make amends for his earlier frailty, he was by this time developing into a fine athlete. At Trinity College, Dublin, he would conquer his shyness and be named University Athlete.
  
  Young Bram had always dreamed of becoming a writer, but his father had safer plans. Yielding to the father's wishes, Bram followed him into a career as a civil servant in Dublin Castle. While climbing the civil service ladder, he wrote a dry tome entitled Duties of Clerks of Petty Sessions in Ireland. This book of rules, however, would not be published until 1879, by which time Stoker would be married, living in another country, and immersed in a new career.
  
  During his eight-year stint in the civil service, Stoker continued to write stories, the first of which, a dream fantasy entitled "The Crystal Cup" (1872), was published by The London Society. A serialized four-part horror piece, entitled "The Chain of Destiny" followed three years later in the The Shamrock. He also found time to take unpaid positions as theatrical critic for Dublin's Evening Mail and, later, as editor of The Irish Echo.
  
  In 1878, Henry Irving offered Stoker the job of actor-manager at London's Lyceum Theatre. Stoker promptly resigned the civil service, married Florence Balcombe and set off for his new life in London. Within a year, Florence had given birth to their only child, a son, Noel, but Stoker and his wife, though continuing to keep up appearances, are said to have become estranged.
  
  Despite his heavy professional duties, Stoker somehow found the time to write fiction. His first book, Under the Sunset (1882), consisted of eight eerie fairy tales for children. His first full-length novel, The Snake's Pass, was published in 1890. That same year marks the beginning of Stoker's research for his masterwork, Dracula, which, would be published in 1897 to world-wide acclaim. Stoker wrote several short stories, novels and essays but his name is inextricably linked with Dracula.
  
  Stoker continued to pursue a writing career until his death on April 20, 1912.
    

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