StoryofO - (EPUB全文下载)

文件大小：1.93 mb。
文件格式：epub 格式。
书籍内容：

Praise for Story of O
“That Pauline Réage is a more dangerous writer than the Marquis de Sade follows from the fact that art is more persuasive than propaganda.… Aiming only to reveal, to clarify, to make real to the reader those dark and repulsive practices and emotions that his better self rejects as improbable or evil, Pauline Réage succeeds in drawing us irresistibly into her perverse world through the magnetism of her own selfless absorption in it. Like some exquisitely balanced, gently undulating instrument, she carefully inscribes the cruel shocks inflicted on her heroine’s refined sensibility—and we believe.”
—The New York Times Book Review
“An ironic fable of unfreedom, a mystic document that transcends the pornographic and even the erotic … [it] is so horrifying, outraging cherished beliefs in the sanctity of the body and in personal freedom.… To give the body, to allow it to be ravaged, exploited and totally possessed, can be an act of consequence.”
—Newsweek
“The free publication of Story of O in this country is an event of considerable importance. It is a significant measure of how far we have come in lifting the restrictions on art and our responses to it. In brief, Story of O relates the progressive willful debasement of a young and beautiful Parisian fashion photographer, O, who wants nothing more than to be a slave to her lover, René. The test is severe—sexual in method, psychological interest here has precisely to do with the use not only of erotic materials but also erotic methods, the deliberate stimulation of the reader as a part of and means to a total, authentic literary experience.”
—ELIOT FREMONT-SMITH, The New York Times
“ ‘Bestseller’ hardly covers it. Story of O has sold millions of copies, and hasn’t been out of print in more than forty years. It has influenced numerous erotic fictions, been made into two … films and given shape to countless fantasy lives.… [This is] my tribute, recognition, thanks to [Réage] for showing me, and others, the way into the chateau. Or the ways—in the first pages of the novel O enters the chateau twice, once blindfolded, once not—take your pick, it doesn’t matter. Just as it doesn’t matter how we stumble in, stupidly, haphazardly, purposefully, sex-positively—the door will open to disclose our own half-forgotten, naively imagined visions waiting there for us. Just as [Réage’s] imagination waited for her to write this most serendipitous of masterpieces, this most inevitable of visions.”
—MOLLY WEATH ............

书籍插图：

以上为书籍内容预览，如需阅读全文内容请下载EPUB源文件，祝您阅读愉快。