与FT共进午餐

Author Jay McInerney: ‘I went from being a nobody to being somebody’
作家杰伊•麦克纳尼:“从无名之辈变成了有名气的人”

The unofficial laureate of 1980s hedonism on the truths behind his New York novels — and when the ‘Bolivian Marching Powder’ got out of hand
这位被称为上世纪80年代享乐主义“非官方桂冠诗人”的作家,谈论其纽约题材小说背后的真相。

I have arranged to meet Jay McInerney at Balthazar, Keith McNally’s New York homage to the Parisian brasserie. When I arrive I spot the novelist, elegantly dressed in a crisp chambray shirt with a striped scarf tied loosely around his neck, sitting in a booth that commands an excellent view of a room already raucous with lunchtime chatter.

我约在纽约的巴尔塔扎餐厅与杰伊•麦金纳尼(Jay McInerney)见面,那是基思•麦克纳利(Keith McNally)向巴黎小酒馆致敬之作。我到达时就看见这位小说家,身穿挺括的水洗斜纹布衬衫,优雅地在颈间松系一条条纹围巾,坐在一个卡座里,位置极佳,可以俯瞰整个餐厅——此时已被午餐时段的喧闹交谈声所充满。

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