（外文电子版资料）Tanith Lee - Yellow And Red.pdf

Y E L L O W A N D R E D Tanith Lee Tanith Lee began writing at the age of nine. After school she worked variously as a library assistant, shop assistant, filing clerk and waitress before spending a year at art college. She published three children’s books in the early 1970s, but it was only when DAW Books published her novel The Birthgrave in 1975, and thereafter twenty-six other titles, was she able to become a full-time writer. To date she has published nearly sixty novels, including such recent titles as White as Snow, A Bed of Earth and Venus Preserved, plus nine collections of novellas and short stories. Her radio plays have been broadcast by the BBC and she scripted two episodes of the cult TV series Blake’s 7. Tanith Lee has twice won the World Fantasy Award for short fiction, and in 1980 she was awarded the British Fantasy Society’s August Derleth Award for her novel Death’s Master . “I am a great admirer of, amongst others, M.R. James…,” reveals the author. “His influence on me, in this story, is perhaps evident only to myself.” From the Diary of Gordon Martyce: 9th September 195-: 7:00 p.m . Coming down to the old house was at first interesting, and then depressing. The train journey was tedious and slow, and after the second hour, over and again, I began to wish I had not undertaken this. But that would be foolish. The house, by the quirkines