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alternate：交會的瞬間

為了解決Vast & Hazy的問題，作者加藤成亮 這樣論述：

　　日本出版即再版！締造青春系小說的全新頂點！   　　「在交會瞬間，窺見青春焦慮——」   　　席捲日本文壇，日本傑尼斯偶像第一人。 　　文青系偶像加藤成亮，小說作家出道十年集大成！   　　alternate音節區分：al・ter・nate發音：ɔːltərnèit 　　 　　1 輪流發生、（與…）交替《with》；時而…時而…《between》 　　2 〈某人〉（和他人）輪流《with》、輪流做（工作等）《in》； 　　〈某物、某人〉（和另外的…）交互排列《with》 　　3 《電力》〈電流〉交流   　　│虛擬和現實交錯的

瞬間，在是否真能為他們描繪出遠在螢幕彼端，那幅真實的樣貌？│   　　只要你是日本高中生，手機裡絕對會有名為「Alternate」的社群APP。 　　集結交友配對、分享生活和聚集話題的功能，這個軟體成了高中生們的日常，甚至一切。   　　十幾歲的他們不再受到時間地點的禁錮，能自由自在地認識他人，交換彼此的生活和意念。 　　但網路和現實的交流與行進，也讓他們的生活在虛實撞擊之下產生了裂痕。   　　參加料理節目嶄露頭角，同時受到社群批判的【新見蓉】 　　信奉「Alternate」，認為大數據就能配對真愛的【伴凪津】 　　自腐爛的生活和社群逃出，持續尋找生活

意義的【楤丘尚志】   　　三段看似不同的故事，在名為「青春」的電流下，產生了若有似無的交集——   　　◢ 作品評語   　　「成功描繪出青春當中難以言明的情感。」——重松清（《鳶》《維他命F》作者，吉川英治文學新人賞評審） 　　「個人非常推薦。以青春小說而言寫出了非常好的內容。」——北方謙三（歷史、推理作家，直木賞評審） 　　「回想長達十年的作家生活，是因為自己沒有停下，持續努力創作才迎來今天的成果。」——加藤成亮   名人掛名推薦   　　新世代Youtuber 54黃蓉 　　金曲獎入圍最佳演唱組合　VH (Vast & Hazy)

　　知名雙人創作樂團　好樂團 GoodBand 　　搖滾壞民謠五五身主唱／心交hearting創辦人 靖謀  　　日劇粉絲專頁　哈日劇   　　（依姓名筆劃與類型排序）   推薦絮語   　　｜VH (Vast & Hazy)｜   　　「在數位的場景中每個人都能成為一個新的自己，如何在現實中平衡人與人之間的關係會是一個新的課題，就如同VH的音樂歸納著世界與自我的連結。」——吉他手易祺   　　「對於友情與愛情、勝敗、他人眼光、社群網站、未來選擇等種種不安全感，本書都以各種精巧不著痕跡的方式描繪，不論是對白、比喻、故事安排都將關於青春難

以名狀的浮躁與期待表現得淋漓盡致。雖然以上帝視角觀看，卻會不自覺地被深深吸進故事場景中，就像再次體驗了學生時代，也打開了內心深處某些心結。這是一本酸澀卻又清爽甜美，讓人在闔上書本時會向天空長舒一口氣，再正面面對生活的好作品。」——主唱咖咖   　　｜好樂團 GoodBand｜   　　「這本書對於人物的感受很細微，感覺作者是一個善解人意的人，能夠捕捉到人與人之間的情緒波動，在閱讀這種類型的作品時很容易得到反思和靈感。」——吉他手子慶   　　「在我們國中的年紀，還沒有類似 Alternate 這樣的App或軟體出現。透過本書細膩的文字，彷彿可以看見青少年在眾多資訊與青春交

疊下，眼中散發的光和熱、焦慮與迷惘。」——主唱瓊文   　　｜五五身主唱＆心交hearting創辦人／靖謀｜   　　「從沒想過不需用到任何程式語言，小說也能打造出一款夢幻的交友軟體——這大概就是『五五身偶像兼心交工程師』的我，與『傑尼斯偶像兼作家』專屬的精神交會吧。而且生活和心境轉折被描寫地如此真實細膩，讀完就像親身經歷了三個不同背景的日本高校生生活。尤其那句「請跟我交往」，太純了。讓我想起好多事情。」   　　｜哈日劇／Kaoru｜   　　「親情、友情、愛情透過人氣社群APP的分析、轉換、催化、連結之後，會變成什麼模樣呢？這是透過「Alternate」譜出的虛

擬與現實交錯、殘酷又溫柔的青春高校物語。」  

Angel House

為了解決Vast & Hazy的問題，作者Rice, David Leo 這樣論述：

One of Dennis Cooper's favorite books of 2019.Fiction. After crossing a vast inland sea in an ark called ANGEL HOUSE, Professor Squimbop docks on a distant shore. As soon as his anchor makes purchase, a town sprouts up that may or may not encapsulate all of existence. At the behest of some distant m

aster, he embarks into this town to teach the children about death, a concept they've never encountered before. What follows is a surreal epic about friendship, childhood, solitude, creation, and the darkest realms of obsessive nostalgia. Both tender and depraved, familiar and bizarre, it is an utte

rly original coming-of-age story that questions how we can establish a shared reality when meaning was, is, and will always be malleable. "David Leo Rice's ANGEL HOUSE is a haunting novel--brave, astute, and strange in all the best ways. I highly recommend it "--Brandon Hobson "Early in ANGEL HOUSE,

one of the characters thinks 'As soon as one thing becomes uncanny, everything else follows, ' and, in this novel where everything is at once familiar and deeply strange, you would do well to heed those words. If you like the idea of Marwencol as scripted by Daniel Paul Schreber with punch-up by Be

n Marcus, this is the book for you."--Gabriel Blackwell "Videotapes that create portals to other worlds, children levitated by a radio announcer's voice, and a decaying town where women are a hazy memory--that's just the set-up for David Leo Rice's engrossing ANGEL HOUSE. This fantastical novel unra

vels expectations on every page, while the stories it tells about identity, memory, and community begin to feel hauntingly familiar."--Jeff Jackson "David Leo Rice's ANGEL HOUSE could be described as the story of one year in the life of an isolated town, and the dreams and frustrations of its confli

cted residents. But that might not be entirely accurate, because it's also a headfuck of utterly monumental proportions--think endlessly transforming bodies, bifurcated consciousnesses, sinister entities transcending time and space, and terrifying bear-people. If Julio Cortaz r wrote cosmic horror,

it might look something like this."--Tobias Carroll "Lash yourself to the mast of your ark as you set sail for the siren song of David Leo Rice's imagination. Make anyone else on deck promise to bind you tighter the more you beg for release. In all the angel-towns you've ever haunted on all the demo

n-shores you've ever died, the only map that matters is the one Rice has written. The emerging cult novelist of today's moment, he's the reigning surrealist sorcerer of tomorrow's century."--Steve Erickson "Unlike anything else you will read this year, David Leo Rice's ANGEL HOUSE is at once an ode

to memory, a de- and (re-) construction of what it is to be human, and a writer's-eye look at how and why we make stories and civilizations. Spinning outward from a core of surreal humor, Rice's second novel is the work of a fantastic and growing talent, one who aims to alter our very perceptions of

reality. Evoking Sterne's Tristram Shandy in its sense of narrative whimsy and Pynchon in its use of multivalent symbology, ANGEL HOUSE presents the possibilities of meaning and nihilism, often simultaneously. For readers anxious to be intellectually challenged, this book is a treasure drawn from t

he eternal depths of our own Inland Sea."--Kurt Baumeister "A mind-bending, heartbreaking exploration of small towns and the legions upon legions of ghosts they contain. Elegant, freaky, and visionary--a must read "--Guy Maddin