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Here is one of the most remarkable, ambitious, and utterly original memoirs of this generation, a story of the losing and finding of self, of sex and love and fatherhood and the joy of language, of death and failure and heartbreak, of Los Angeles and Portland and Nicaragua and Mexico, and the shifting sands of place and meaning that can make up a culture, or a community, or a home.

Faced with the collapse of his son’s Little League program–consisting mostly of Latino kids in the largely Asian suburb of Monterey Park, California–Jesse Katz finds himself thrust into the role of baseball commissioner for La Loma Park. Under its lights the yearnings and conflicts of a complex immigrant community are played out amid surprising moments of grace. Each day–and night–becomes a test of Jesse’s judgment and adaptability, and of his capacity to make this peculiar pocket of L.A.’s Eastside his home.

While Jesse soothes egos, brokers disputes, chases down delinquent coaches and missing equipment, and applies popsicles to bruises, he forms unlikely alliances, commits unanticipated errors, and receives the gift of unexpected wisdom. But there’s no less drama in Jesse’s complicated personal life as he grapples with a stepson who seems destined for trouble, comforts his mother (a legendary Oregon politician) when she’s stricken with cancer, and receives hard lessons in finding–and holding on to–the love of a good woman.

Through it all, Jesse’s emotional mainstay is his beloved son, Max, who quietly bests his father’s brightest hopes. Over nine springs and summers with Max at La Loma, Jesse learns nothing less than what it takes to be a father, a son, a husband, a coach, and, ultimately, a man.

This is an epic book, a funny book, a sexy book, a rapturously evocative and achingly poignant book. Above all it is true, in that it happened, but also in a way that transcends mere facts and cuts to the quick of what it means to be alive.

From the Hardcover edition.

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Here is one of the most remarkable, ambitious, and utterly original memoirs of this generation, a story of the losing and finding of self, of sex and love and fatherhood and the joy of language, of death and failure and heartbreak, of Los Angeles and Portland and Nicaragua and Mexico, and the shifting sands of place and meaning that can make up a culture, or a community, or a home.

Faced with the collapse of his son’s Little League program–consisting mostly of Latino kids in the largely Asian suburb of Monterey Park, California–Jesse Katz finds himself thrust into the role of baseball commissioner for La Loma Park. Under its lights the yearnings and conflicts of a complex immigrant community are played out amid surprising moments of grace. Each day–and night–becomes a test of Jesse’s judgment and adaptability, and of his capacity to make this peculiar pocket of L.A.’s Eastside his home.

While Jesse soothes egos, brokers disputes, chases down delinquent coaches and missing equipment, and applies popsicles to bruises, he forms unlikely alliances, commits unanticipated errors, and receives the gift of unexpected wisdom. But there’s no less drama in Jesse’s complicated personal life as he grapples with a stepson who seems destined for trouble, comforts his mother (a legendary Oregon politician) when she’s stricken with cancer, and receives hard lessons in finding–and holding on to–the love of a good woman.

Through it all, Jesse’s emotional mainstay is his beloved son, Max, who quietly bests his father’s brightest hopes. Over nine springs and summers with Max at La Loma, Jesse learns nothing less than what it takes to be a father, a son, a husband, a coach, and, ultimately, a man.

This is an epic book, a funny book, a sexy book, a rapturously evocative and achingly poignant book. Above all it is true, in that it happened, but also in a way that transcends mere facts and cuts to the quick of what it means to be alive.

From the Hardcover edition.

• 作者：Olivia 发布时间：2016-06-07 14:08:28

  轻松平实，幽默易懂，又有着对人类命运人类文明的深深关怀，非常好的科普，真希望小时候能看到这样的科普，或是这样的科普节目。

• 作者：南烛 发布时间：2024-03-20 07:36:17

  好差的一版，原文字都能错。

• 作者：有米足。 发布时间：2020-10-18 16:55:53

  读了第1到5章

• 作者：猫 发布时间：2022-07-30 19:37:45

  缺乏科学素养，太有疏离感

• 作者：苍穹耳语 发布时间：2011-12-15 11:33:25

  李安的色戒還是稍暖暖張愛玲的色戒，易先生至少動搖的，在張愛玲筆里，易先生只會說無毒不丈夫。“這個人是真愛我的，她突然想，心下轟然一聲，若有所失。”每次讀到這心尖發顫，因為正是她“突然”一想，她救了他一命，而這“一想”緣由竟是因為他送她東西，可在易先生心裡只當陪歡場女子的遊戲。他根本不愛她，從未愛過她呀……所以她放過他，他不放過她。

• 作者：caijing1127 发布时间：2020-07-09 18:22:28

  孩子专注力比较低，但是这种书，能帮助孩子学会集中注意力，不错力荐

• 一个女痞子的彪悍追梦路

  作者：火娃 发布时间：2021-04-25 10:59:06

  近些年，消费主义大肆横行，什么每个女人都至少有一只口红啊，什么每个女人都必须有一条小黑裙啊，男友爱你就带你吃哈根达斯啊等等，广告做得好，大家张口就来，甚至很多人都将这些广告作为自己的人生信条，作为自己的消费信念，其实，说到底，这也只不过是商家想要掏你兜里的钱罢了。

  而借此契机，大批贷款公司如雨后春笋般，一窝蜂地冒了出来，前几年，小额放贷，其实就是高利贷公司多如牛毛，什么学生贷，美女贷，裸贷，还有各种P2P，打着为你解决困难的名义，想法让你一贫如洗，到今天为止，五千多家p2p已经都消失了，而其中有无数人的钱随之消失。

  《黄金链》就是以此为背景，写得是经侦局为了破获这些扰乱民生的贷款案件，不得不寻找线人，而食不果腹，考了几年都没考上警察编制的警校毕业生金虞就进入了经侦局的视线，金虞出生于村霸家庭，解决问题从来不按常理，倒是能起到出乎意料的效果。

  

  金虞以追账起家，迅速成为了片内有名的女疯子，也进入了洗钱黑暗组秘书燕卓尔的视线，就这样，金虞以女特情的身份开始打入敌人内部。只不过，线人不是那么好当的，警察梦也不是那么好追的，金虞被打过，骂过，还被沉过海，九死一生，才最终取得了对方的信任，从而进入核心团队，帮助警察打掉犯罪团伙。

  本书作者常书欣，现象级网剧《余罪》原著作者，本书被称为《余罪》姊妹篇，我觉着两书风格差距还是蛮大的，有蹭热度嫌疑。不过这本也很精彩，各有千秋。

  这本书刚开始看的时候我觉得算不上推理，只能算是经济犯罪题材，直到看到最后，燕卓尔的身份被揭露，再到最后的结局，我觉得这个反转再反转很漂亮，虽然有些套路，但是燕卓尔这个人设我觉得非常地精彩，不管是作为盟友还是敌人，最起码没把读者当傻子。

  而金虞和顾非的爱情线也是很有意思，这本书的感情线有些直男，没那么多婆婆妈妈，而且更多地是金虞调戏顾非，作者为金虞安排了顾非这么一个性格完全不一样的人也算是够疼金虞的，要知道，金虞虽然天不怕地不怕，但由于原生家庭的关系内心其实很缺爱，更渴望温暖，顾非呢，那就是天之骄子，家庭好，自己好，除了比较直，正好能弥补金虞所缺失的爱。

  从推理方面来说，其实这本书没有太多需要读者去费脑的，不像杀人案件之类的寻找真凶，我们只需要跟着金虞的脚步去阅读就可以了，跟金虞学点市井相处之道，学点迂回战术，这种能力还真不是人人就有的，特别是我们这些所谓的大学生，更是需要学习和人打交道的能力，特别是处理难题的能力。

  一念成佛，一念成魔，愿我们都走在成佛的路上。

• 童年阴影与性本能的最直接解释

  作者：卡牒 发布时间：2015-04-16 19:28:51

  “狼人”是书中“孩童期精神官能症”患者的代号，弗洛伊德把梦里的意象都与性联系在一起，强调了童年阴影的重要影响。在解析那个狼群之梦与病人的回忆时，弗洛伊德的逻辑之缜密使整本书像是一部推理小说，台湾译者的翻译让人很易读，书后的弗洛伊德生平年表也很棒，清楚明了。