艾伦·托马斯（1896-1969），出生于英国伦敦，就读于马莱温学院和剑桥，是一名律师兼文学编辑。他早年曾经游历欧洲大陆，1922年到1923年间还曾经环游世界。《电梯谜案》是他的处女作，于1928年在英国出版，1929年在美国出版。这部小说以电梯作为密室的载体，在不可能犯罪题材中颇具特色。他的另一部作品《出租车奇案》（1929）则是将移动的出租车作为密室载体，也是独树一帜的。

艾伦·托马斯（1896-1969），出生于英国伦敦，就读于马莱温学院和剑桥，是一名律师兼文学编辑。他早年曾经游历欧洲大陆，1922年到1923年间还曾经环游世界。《电梯谜案》是他的处女作，于1928年在英国出版，1929年在美国出版。这部小说以电梯作为密室的载体，在不可能犯罪题材中颇具特色。他的另一部作品《出租车奇案》（1929）则是将移动的出租车作为密室载体，也是独树一帜的。

The Hasselblad award is an international photography award. Since 1980 it has been presented annually, with the exception of the year of Erna Hasselblad’s death, 1983. The Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography is recognized as one of the most important prizes in the world today. The Hasselblad award is granted to “a photographer recognized for major achieveme...(展开全部)

【起点首部WWE小说】在纽约留学的李天泽，被WWE教父麦克斯看中，加入WWE青训营。那一年，刀锋艾吉意气风发，手握世界重量级冠军腰带，天天和维西格雷罗狼狈为奸，向送葬者的地位发起冲击。那一年，约翰塞纳还在为WWE冠军努力奋斗，杰夫哈迪的圆月弯刀犹在，HHH，巴蒂斯塔，兰迪奥顿当打之年，大秀哥，凯恩还没沦落为经验宝宝。那一年李天泽在青训营教训了三个自称圣盾组合的小青年后发誓，一定会成为WWE超级巨星。【本书群号：21458833】 　　wwe超级巨星小说为转载作品，章节由网友发布

From Publishers Weekly Once again O'Dell turns to the Native American for his subject， and in this novel he brings to life the mysterious Shoshone girl Sacagawea， interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark. Told from Sacagawea's point of view ，this is an honest， unsparing account of Indian life and the approaching whites. From the beginning， Sacagawea is calm and practical but ...(展开全部)

In this redesigned edition of Scott O'Dell's classic novel, a young Native American woman, accompanied by her infant and her cruel husband, experiences joy and heartbreak when she joins the Lewis and Clark expedition seeking a way to the Pacific.

弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫 （Virginia Woolf，1882.1.25-1941.3.28） 是一位英国女作家和女权主义者。在两次世界大战期间，伍尔夫是伦敦文学界的一个象征。出生于伦敦的伍尔夫是在家中接受教育的，在结婚以前，她的名字是艾德琳·弗吉尼亚·斯蒂芬（Adeline Virginia Stephen）。在1895年，她的母亲去世之后，她也遭遇了第一次的精神崩溃。后来她在自传《片刻的存在》(Momens of Being)中道出她和姐姐瓦内萨·贝尔（Vanessa Bell）曾遭受其后母儿子（无血缘关系）乔治和杰瑞德·杜克沃斯（Gerald Duckworth）的性侵犯。在1904年她父亲莱斯利·斯蒂芬爵士（Sir Leslie Stephen，编辑和文学批评家）去世之后，她和瓦内萨迁居到了布卢姆斯伯里（BloomsBury）。 她在1905年开...(展开全部)

"To the Lighthouse" is a seminal novel by Virginia Woolf, a literary masterpiece that explores the themes of memory, perception, and the passage of time. The novel follows the Ramsay family through the lens of the relationship between Lily Briscoe, a young artist, and Mrs. Ramsay, the matriarch of the family. The narrative weaves between the present and the past, revealing the complex dynamics and inner lives of the characters. The story is set on the Isle of Skye, where the Ramsays have gathered for a summer holiday. The novel's title, "To the Lighthouse," serves as a metaphorical journey for Lily, who strives to capture the essence of her experiences through her art. However, the journey to the lighthouse itself is repeatedly postponed due to various obstacles, mirroring the challenges Lily faces in her artistic pursuits. Woolf's use of stream-of-consciousness writing and interior monologue allows readers to delve deeply into the characters' thoughts and feelings. The novel's language is poetic and evocative, painting vivid images of the natural world and the human psyche. "To the Lighthouse" is not just a story about a family holiday; it is a profound meditation on the nature of human experience. Woolf explores how our memories shape our identity, how we perceive the world, and how the passage of time affects our relationships and our sense of self. Through Lily's eyes, we see the beauty and complexity of life, as well as the struggle to find meaning and purpose in an ever-changing world.