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　　An absolutely wonderful book.

--Russell Baker

"Rick Bragg writes like a man on fire. And All Over but the

Shoutin' is a work of art. While reading this book, I fell in love

with Rick Bragg's mother, Margaret Bragg, a hundred times. I felt

like I was reading one of the prophets in the Old Testament when

reading parts of this book. I thought of Melville, I thought of

Faulkner. Because I love the English language, I knew I was reading

one of the best books I've ever read. By explaining his life to the

world, Rick Bragg explained part of my life to me. You feel things

in every line this man writes. His sentences bleed on you. I wept

when the book ended. I never met Rick Bragg in my life, but I

called him up and told him he'd written a masterpiece, and I sent

flowers to his mother."

--Pat Conroy

"Searingly honest, beautifully written, All Over but the Shoutin'

is perhaps the most courageous thing Pulitzer Prize-winning

journalist Rick Bragg has eve***ritten. Making his reputation on

his "dark gothic" stories of urban riots, community disasters, and

Haitian bloodbaths, Bragg has never failed to record the grace and

dignity of people who live their lives in the margins. All Over but

the Shoutin' is one more such story. But it is braver because the

marginal people he gives us are himself, a child of "poo***hite

Southern trash," and his family--an alcoholic, mostly absent

father, and an extraordinary mother, quietly heroic in the face of

devastating poverty. Bragg looks down the corridors of his past

with love, hate, humor, regret, self-doubt, and understanding. In

the telling, he may occasionally flinch, but he never turns

away."

--Willie Morris

From the Hardcover edition. -- Review

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你不会恨你浪费的时光，它触发的是远比恨要温和的情感。你只是希望你能重新获得那段时光，就像你想要回你在赌博机里扔的那枚没有为你赢钱的硬币的那种奢望。

I have been putting this off for ten years, because it was personal, because dreaming backwards can carry a man through some dark rooms where the walls seem lined with razor blades. I put it off and put it off until finally something happened to scare me, to hurry me, to make me grit my teeth and remember.

I know a good bit. But one of the best men I have ever known told me once that to tell a story right you have to lean the words against each other so that they don't all fall down, and I needed more words, more facts. I spent a year just talking to the people close to me, filling in the ***s in my memory.

葬礼过后，我父亲来找她。

如果她当时拒绝跟他走，她的一生也许会走上一条截然不同的道路。她当时仍然年轻貌美，也许能找到另一个男人，一个正派男人。但是，她已经有了一个孩子，她这一辈子最亲的人入了土。她对自己丈夫的改变还怀着一线希望，也没有什么大指望，只不过是一线希望。她曾经梦想他能不再把挣来的钱全花在洒上，不再一出门数天、数星期、数月，不见人影。她梦想他不再追着打她，梦想着自己再也用不着求他留下喂山姆的牛奶钱。她梦想这一次也许她能忍下来，这一次重聚也许可以持久。

她没有多大的奢望，真的，只不过是些起码的、上得了台面的东西。

结果，她得到的却是我。

我听到威士忌能医百病一说，从牙痛到肺炎，只要你喝得够多就管用。(有一次我得了重流感，他们甚至让我喝。他们在锅里将酒热了热，小心地不让酒接近明火，然后将其倒在咖啡杯里，和上蜂蜜。然后，不知是谁，也许是我祖母，还在里面挤了柠檬汁。我一口气喝了下去，向前走了两步，蹦了一蹦，跳了一跳，然后，身子一歪，倒在地板上不省人事。我后来听说除了我母亲以外，所有人见状都觉得好笑。我说不准是那玩意儿真让我神清气通，还是因为我当时醉得头疼，根本感觉不出来我的鼻子还塞着。)

佛罗里达真是一个神奇的去处，从迪士尼世界的奇妙景观到迈阿密的昏暗巫术。殊不知，迪士尼乐园里的卡通人物古菲，其实是一个躲在一大堆塑料里面、汗流浃背的克莱姆森大学的一年级新生，而在迈阿密的河道里，到处都漂浮着为祭祀而杀的死鸡，偶尔还会看到一只无头的山羊。在那里，你能看到在世界任何一个地方都无法看到的事情，那些荒诞不经、令人胆寒和令人无比悲伤的事情。我永远不会忘记1990年春的一天，我坐在我的车前盖上，亲眼看到一片沼地飞上天的奇观。联邦毒品监察和曼那提县的警局过高估计了炸掉一个小岛所需的***。当他们按动开关时，整个沼地，包括树木、泥土、水、鳄鱼、蛇、乌龟和青蛙全都飞到了九霄云外。我坐在那里眼看着那一切又洒落下来，留神不让任何水蛇落到我的“野马”车上，然后回家写了关于此事的报道。

这个世界上只有一份工作是我愿意和我现在的这份交换的：在迈阿密的那份工作。那里是记者的极乐世界。那是一个拦路抢劫的强盗手持水泥块跟踪旅行者作案的地方，一个整幢摩天大楼都是靠贩卖毒品的黑钱建造的地方，一个海地***者派人跨越佛罗里达海峡前来***政敌的地方，也是聚集着一帮满腔仇恨，在沼地里演兵习武，梦想有朝一日能干掉***的古巴老人的地方。

书籍介绍

This haunting, harrowing, gloriously moving recollection of a life on the American margin is the story of Rick Bragg, who grew up dirt-poor in northeastern Alabama, seemingly destined for either the cotton mills or the penitentiary, and instead became a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times. It is the story of Bragg's father, a hard-drinking man with a murderous temper and the habit of running out on the people who needed him most. But at the center of this soaring memoir is Bragg's mother, who went eighteen years without a new dress so that her s*** could have school clothes and picked other people's cotton so that her children wouldn't have to live on welfare alone. Evoking these lives--and the country that shaped and nourished them--with artistry, honesty, and compassion, Rick Bragg brings home the love and suffering that lie at the heart of every family. The result is unf***ettable.