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From the guitarist of the pioneering band Sleater-Kinney， the book Kim Gordon says "everyone has been waiting for" and a New York Times Notable Book of 2015-- a candid， funny， and deeply personal look at making a life--and finding yourself--in music.
Before Carrie Brownstein became a music icon， she was a young girl growing up in the Pacific Northwest just as it was becoming the setting for one the most important movements in rock history. Seeking a sense of home and identity， she would discover both while moving from spectator to creator in experiencing the power and mystery of a live performance. With Sleater-Kinney， Brownstein and her bandmates rose to prominence in the burgeoning underground feminist punk-rock movement that would define music and pop culture in the 1990s. They would be cited as “America’s best rock band” by legendary music critic Greil Marcus for their defiant， exuberant brand of punk that resisted labels and limitations， and redefined notions of gender in rock.
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HUNGER MAKES ME A MODERN GIRL is an intimate and revealing narrative of her escape from a turbulent family life into a world where music was the means toward self-invention， community， and rescue. Along the way， Brownstein chronicles the excitement and contradictions within the era’s flourishing and fiercely independent music subculture， including experiences that sowed the seeds for the observational satire of the popular television series Portlandia years later.
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With deft， lucid prose Brownstein proves herself as formidable on the page as on the stage. Accessibly raw， honest and heartfelt， this book captures the experience of being a young woman， a born performer and an outsider， and ultimately finding one’s true calling through hard work， courage and the intoxicating power of rock and roll.
作者简介
Carrie Brownstein is a musician, writer and actor who first became widely known as the guitarist and vocalist of the band Sleater-Kinney and later as a creator, writer and co-star of the Emmy-nominated, Peabody Award winning television show Portlandia.?Brownstein's writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Believer, Slate,?and numerous anthologies on music and culture. She lives in Portland, Oregon and Los Angeles.??
,,精彩书评
"In the vast library of recent rock memoirs... Ms. Brownstein’s may be the one that most nakedly exposes its author’s personality."—The New York Times“Carrie Brownstein writes the way she plays guitar， with raw honesty， passion， and great humor in Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl.”—Vanity Fair
"A memoir that's both candid and brave， and a powerful tribute to the power of music to heal， to connect， to break you down and then make you whole again……Brownstein's music has always helped people feel like they really do belong somewhere， and her wonderful memoir does the same thing.” - NPR
“Meet your fierce and funny new comrade-in-arms. [Brownstein] takes us on a backstage tour of her life， from quirky kid-dom to angsty teen-dom to the feminist subculture of the riot grrl scene to not quite superstardom… Chronicling Sleater-Kinney’s tumultuous history and her own volatility – the tours that electrified fans， one brutal， ballsy concert at a time; the anxiety that often plagued her—Brownstein illuminates the euphoric highs and crushing lows of a life spent both on the fringes and in the spotlight.”—O， The Oprah Magazine
“[Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl] is earnest， endearing， at times angry， critical， confessional， raw… [it's]?the compelling chronicle of a born performer， from fandom to stardom… The richness of the writing ensures that Hunger will satisfy die-hard Sleater-Kinney fans as well as those who’ve never heard a note.”?—Kirkus Reviews?
“Brownstein is as nimble， articulate， and honest a writer of literary nonfiction as she is a musician， actress， and cultural critic.”—Vogue.com
?“A sharp， emotionally intimate new memoir.”—People
“[Brownstein’s] honesty is disarming， and buoyed by the same dry wit that makes her scenester-lacerating IFC series?Portlandia?so good. That’s how she artfully manages to transcend the backstage tropes of the rock-bio genre， and why Hunger?should become the new handbook for every modern girl (and yes， boys， too) looking for the courage to pursue a life less ordinary.”?–Entertainment Weekly
“A stand out memoir… A journey to self-possession and a portrait of an era.” –Vogue
“She can play， but man， can Carrie Brownstein write…Her blazing memoir is lit by the same flair for adventure， fearless inquiry， and honesty that mark her gritty licks and trenchant vocals.”—ELLE
“Hunger doesn’t try to enumerate every hat she’s ever worn， only what emboldened her to keep experimenting.”—TIME Magazine
“Solid musings from the Portlandia star/feminist punk hero.” —Cosmopolitan
“Brownstein in an American indy culture avatar — funny， smart and always on point.” —Los Angeles Times
“Brownstein’s writing is strongest when she describes the passion and sheer joy she experiences connecting with music.” —BUST Magazine
“(Brownstein) peels away any residual glamor and mythology of the Riot Grrrl movement and tells her tale of suburban upbringing and liberation.”—Newsweek
“Modern Girl?offers a stark look at the strain that touring life took on Brownstein; she talks openly about her battles with depression and anxiety， including a difficult-to-read?account of her nervous breakdown，?which ultimately ended the band.”—Paper Magazine
“Life on tour isn’t all rock ’n’ roll fantasy， as Sleater-Kinney icon and Portlandia cocreator Carrie Brownstein attests in her corrosively honest， impossible-to-put-down memoir， Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl—both a journey to self-possession and a portrait of an era， as indelible as one of her songs.”—Vogue.com
“In her new memoir， [Brownstein] tells the story of how she found salvation in music.” —Out Magazine
?“To find her calling， Carrie is going to experience hard work， sacrifice， and independence that makes her thrive.” —Buzzfeed
?“Revealing and raw.” —The Daily Beast
“Few reign power and femininity like Brownstein whose haunting vocals and soul punching lyrics leave listeners rattled， in a good way， the way only truly great music can — something Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl is bound to do as well.” —Bustle
“[Brownstein] is an incredible observer， with a gift for phrases and imagery and making sense of memory… it’s not hard to predict that Brownstein’s book will go beyond the usual rock-star victory-lap and turn out to be one of the wisest and most poignant memoirs in quite a while.”—Salon
?“[A] moving story about Brownstein’s life before， during， and after the rise of America’s greatest rock band.” —Flavorwire
“Brownstein writes with an impressive level of self-awareness and wry humor， even when she’s tackling difficult moments in her life." —Refinery29
“The Sleater-Kinney guitarist， writer， and Portlandia and Transparent actress has always been curiously eloquent. That quality has become obvious over the course of eight albums with bandmates Corin Tucker and Janet Weiss... and now in her refreshingly forthright new memoir， Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl.”—SPIN
“Brownstein’s Modern Girl offers a lot of value for a wide range of readers. Music historians get a first-hand POV of one of punk rock’s most interesting scenes， aspiring artists will take away Brownstein’s mandatory perspective and casual readers get a damn fine read.”—Paste Magazine
?“Sleater-Kinney guitarist Carrie Browstein debunks the nostalgic clichés of rock-star life on the road. Instead， she candidly recounts the panic attacks and stress-induced shingles she experienced on tour.” —The Cut
“Hunger is a testament to the fact that the transient and permanent are， in fact， intertwined.”—The Jewish Daily Forward
“Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstein will make you laugh and cry in Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl…A hunger to be noticed， a hunger to perform and a hunger to be loved are clear motivators for Brownstein as she looks back on her childhood at the start of her entirely self-written and often funny book.”?–NY Daily News
“Engrossing… For fans of Sleater-Kinney， it’s immensely compelling， particularly because Brownstein writes crisply， insightfully， and without vanity… Brownstein’s memoir shows that she can keep a secret. More important， it shows how compelling she is when she opens up.”—The A.V. Club
“[Brownstein's] writing is sharp， erudite， and witty， and it makes Hunger my favorite music memoir since Just Kids… [it]?arrives at a moment of unprecented reverence for the feminist rock memoir." —Pitchfork
“Carrie Brownstein is the legendary guitarist in Sleater-Kinney， one-half of the comedic genius team responsible for “Portlandia” and， now， in a move that surprises no one， a brilliant memoirist.” –Spectrum
“Sleater-Kinney guitarist and “Portlandia” co-creator Carrie Brownstein’s reflections on performance and community will move and shake you.” —Huffington Post
“Brownstein’s a great writer and Hunger is a smooth， electric read. She carries a lot of humor and gentle self-deprecation throughout the work.”—Consequence of Sound
“Honest and irreverent， Brownstein shows herself to be a talented rock journalist and memoirist without losing the intelligence and humor her fans have come to expect.”—Nordstrom Blog The Thread
“Sometimes it's nice to love a band just for their songs， without concern for their backstory， but when you get a chance to know where one of your all-time favorites comes from， and written in such a way where it feels like you've dived into a pool and like a cartoon， the whole world changes around you， it would be a crime not to indulge. Spend some time with Carrie， it'll be totally worth your while."—Lenny Letter
“Carrie strikes a great balance of fond reminiscing and truthful (sometimes regretful) memories spent on the road， in the recording studio and moments of humility in her youth.”—AfterEllen
“[Brownstein’s] memoir， looking back on those formative years with the band， offers the kind of intimacy and insight fans and enthusiasts will eagerly devour.”—Biographile
“This portrait of a life lived above the realm of daily concern may be accurate if you’re a Rolling Stone or Beyonce， but the truth， for most moderately successful musicians， is that rock ‘n’ roll is mostly about hard work， uncomfortable sleeping arrangements， and a lot of carrying your own instruments. Which is why Carrie Brownstein’s new memoir， about her years with the band Sleater-Kinney， is so welcome.”—Biographile
?“What would it be like if all your dreams come true? For Carrie Brownstein， who grew up in the Riot Grrrl movement in the Pacific Northwest， they did： She started out playing in countless punk bands until settling on one with her BFF and romantic partner， Corin Tucker， which they eventually turned into the best rock band of all time， Sleater-Kinney. In Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl， Brownstein recounts her time before worldwide fame， what Riot Grrrl meant to her as a young woman searching for her voice， and how rock 'n' roll saved her life.”—Cosmopolitan.com
“In this dynamic memoir， Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Browstein tells her story of coming up through the 1990s feminist punk scene of the Pacific Northwest. Her portrait is vivid， transporting readers back to the intimate moments that sowed her own roots， and made her the cool-girl icon she is today. Brownstein is honest， funny， and， well， everything you want her to be.” —Bustle
“Carrie Brownstein is brilliant and hilarious in Portlandia， and iconic as the singer for punk-rock band Sleater-Kinney， but her memoir Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl reveals a more raw and vulnerable side to her.” —Bustle
“From her rocky childhood to becoming part of the feminist punk-rock movement to her days as a comedic writer and actor， Brownstein brings us into the most intimate moments of her life.”—First Slice
“For decades， the guitarist for the legendary Sleater-Kinney has been celebrated for her unapologetic queer politics and general bad-assery. When she became the co-creator and star of the IFC comedy series "Portlandia，" we were introduced to her slippery wit as well. Her new memoir unveils a third Brownstein： a melancholy， intellectually rigorous introvert who's been musically unpacking the concept of family ever since her suburban Washington childhood fell apart.” —WordandFilm.com
“Brownstein has written an absolute love letter to music， a gift to Sleater Kinney fans， and above all， an expertly crafted memoir.”—Lambda Literary
“Brownstein has insightful things to say about growing up with a closeted gay dad and an anorexic mom， about how the creative process works， about the 'performance' of the audience at a concert， about the punk aesthetic.”—Newsday
?“A performer through and through， she translates her story to the page with characteristically blunt humor and observational prowess.” —Village Voice
“Brownstein is both an icon of pop culture and an astute observer of it.” —The Boston Globe
“Carrie Brownstein’s local history as part of Sleater-Kinney is， for many of us， our own—and she has long been an articulate and funny and intelligent voice behind piercing guitar that left tatters behind.”—Willamette Week
“Brownstein has a story to tell， and it doesn't include satirical sketches about a certain element of local culture… What Brownstein does instead is open a window into her turbulent， creative Northwest life.”—The Oregonian
“For Sleater-Kinney fans， [Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl] is an absolute must… The author writes focused and uncluttered prose， choosing the best， most telling details， as she recounts stories that show what it means to perform for the first time and what it means for a woman to be both a fan and a star in a staunchly male-dominated world. …It's revealing and riveting. On the page as in her songs， Brownstein finds the right words to give shape to experience.”—Kirkus starred review
“A candid look at life in rock and roll in a deeply personal and revealing narrative of her life in music， as ardent fan， pioneering female guitarist， comedic performer on TV’s Portlandia， and luminary in the independent rock world.” —Publishers Weekly
“[Brownstein's] memoir delivers on all counts， offering a sharp-eyed tale of a singular time in music and culture… A strong， engaging pop culture memoir： personal detail， a little dish， and a well-written look at what made the music， and the culture that spawned it， matter.” –Library Journal starred review
“Brownstein flips easily from brainy ruminations on nostalgia， fandom， and record labels to trenchant stories about sexism， music journalism， and how a soy allergy—not drugs or alcohol—brought her to her knees on tour… her vivid Sleater-Kinney stories and descriptions of their albums are downright irresistible. Sleater-Kinney fans went nuts late last year when the trio broke their years-long hiatus， and Brownstein’s memoir will give them more to salivate over.”—Booklist
“[Brownstein] looks back with a healthy balance of romanticism， critique， and humor... she has talent... Her writing is super solid， at times even gripping... You don’t need to be a superfan to appreciate someone’s well-told story about the inherent joy and strife that comes with being in a band; a person’s story about finding， then losing， then re-finding her destiny.”—Electric Literature
“Brownstein has a gift for describing how collaboration works. She's got a clear critical grasp of how the push and pull between her and vocalist-guitarist Corin Tucker and the essential talents of drummer Janet Weiss made the powerful， abrasive， addictive music of Sleater-Kinney. And to that she adds an important personal perspective.”—Los Angeles Times
"Deftly woven narrative….A brisk and fascinating work.”?—Flavorwire?
"A document of self-actualization… [Brownstein’s] writing is measured， dispassionate， and well considered; it’s engaging for exactly those reasons. Her insight is some of the best on that era and subset of punk that’s been written."?—Jezebel?
“Deeply felt and smartly unpacked…Essential reading…One of the best rock memoirs anyone is going to read in quite some time.”—Austin American Statesman?
“Her honesty is disarming， and buoyed by the same dry wit that makes her scenester-lacerating IFC series?Portlandia?so good. That’s how she artfully manages to transcend the backstage tropes of the rock-bio genre， and whyHunger?should become the new handbook for every modern girl (and yes， boys， too) looking for the courage to pursue a life less ordinary.”—Entertainment?Monthly?
“On the page， Brownstein comes across as funny， charming， self-deprecating and self-aware."?—Williamette Week
"It’s Brownstein’s ability to recount her decorous punk life that blazes through. It’s as if she’s sitting across from the reader sharing a friendly cup of coffee， bringing you up to speed on her latest musical adventures."?—Slug Magazine
“Is there anything [Brownstein] can’t do and do brilliantly?”?—Cuepoint?
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这本书的立意深度远超出了最初的预设，它成功地将个体经验的微观叙事，提升到了探讨时代精神和身份构建的宏观层面。它并非仅仅记录了某个人在特定时间段内的生活轨迹，而是通过这一具象的“我”的经历，巧妙地搭建起了一座通往更广阔社会议题的桥梁。阅读过程中，我深刻体会到作者在审视个人选择与时代潮流、内在渴望与外部期待之间的永恒拉锯时所展现出的深刻洞察力。这种思考是复杂的、多维度的，它拒绝给出简单的答案，而是鼓励读者去直面那些令人不安的灰色地带。每一次深入的自我剖析，都伴随着对我们所处时代某种集体心理或文化现象的精准定位。这种将“小我”熔铸于“大我”之中的叙事策略，使得这本书的价值得到了几何级的放大，它不仅是个人的成长记录，更像是一面映照着当代某些隐秘心境的时代镜鉴，其思想的回响，会在合上书页后很久，依然在读者的脑海中持续发酵和回响，催人深思。
评分作者在塑造人物群像时展现出了惊人的洞察力与共情能力，几乎每一个次要角色都像是从现实生活中被精心挑选出来，带着无法磨灭的个体印记。他们不是简单地作为主角的陪衬或推动情节的工具而存在，而是拥有自己完整、可信的内心世界和行为逻辑。我特别留意到那些看似边缘的人物，他们偶尔的只言片语或不经意的动作，都像是一块块精美的马赛克，共同拼凑出了一个真实而复杂的社会图景。与主角的成长和挣扎形成鲜明对比的是，这些配角的反应和选择，构成了对主角处境的多元化映照与反思。例如，某个配角看似固执的坚持，实则反映了另一种生存哲学的困境；而另一个角色的看似软弱的退让，背后可能隐藏着更深层次的智慧或妥协。这种多角度的描摹，让整个故事的立体感和厚重感骤然增加，使得读者在阅读过程中，不时会停下来，思考：如果是我，面对同样的环境，会做出怎样的选择？这种深入到骨子里的真实感，是任何宏大叙事都无法替代的魅力所在。
评分这本书的叙事节奏处理得犹如一首精心编排的交响乐，张弛有度，高潮迭起。作者仿佛是一位经验老道的指挥家，深谙何时需要激昂的铜管齐鸣，何时需要柔和的弦乐独奏。开篇的铺陈并不急躁，而是缓慢地、如同晨雾散去般揭示出故事的基调和主要冲突，这种克制感反而更具吸引力。随着情节的深入，叙述的密度和情感的强度也在稳步攀升，那些关键的转折点被处理得恰到好处，既有力地推动了故事发展，又给予了读者足够的时间去消化和感受其中的复杂情绪。最难得的是，即使在叙述最为紧张和情感最为饱满的段落，文字的脉络依然清晰可辨，没有丝毫的混乱或失控。偶尔插入的那些短小精悍、如同散文诗一般的段落，起到了极佳的调和作用，像是乐章中的休止符，让紧绷的神经得以短暂放松，然后以更饱满的姿态迎接下一波情感的冲击。这种高低起伏、主次分明的叙事结构，极大地增强了阅读过程中的沉浸感和回味无穷的艺术效果，让人在合上书本后，仍能清晰地“听见”故事里那独特而富有韵律的声音。
评分语言风格的运用简直是令人叹为观止的精妙切换，如同一个语言大师在操控着一支无形的画笔，随时根据主题变换着笔触的粗细和颜色的深浅。在描述那些内心深处的焦虑和迷茫时，文字变得极其内敛而具有内省的力量，充满了破碎的、却又富有哲理的短句，营造出一种私密对话般的氛围，让人感觉作者正贴在耳边低语着最隐秘的心声。然而，当涉及到外部世界的冲突或对社会现象的批判时，文字的火力瞬间全开，变得犀利、尖锐，甚至带着一种毫不留情的讽刺意味，节奏加快，充满了爆发力。更绝妙的是，作者在处理一些日常片段时，又能迅速切换到一种充满温度和幽默感的叙述方式，那些细微的生活场景被描绘得栩栩如生，充满了烟火气，让人会心一笑。这种在极度个人化与广阔社会观察之间的流畅过渡，没有丝毫的生硬或突兀，反而使得文本整体保持着一种动态的平衡和强大的阅读张力，使得读者在情感的温度和理性的思辨之间不断穿梭，始终保持着高度的参与感。
评分这本书的装帧设计简直是一场视觉盛宴，从封面到内页的排版，都透露着一种精心雕琢的匠心。那种厚重的精装感，拿在手里沉甸甸的，仿佛承载着某种厚重的历史感和故事性。我尤其喜欢封面那种略带复古的色调，搭配上简洁而有力的字体，立刻就能抓住读者的眼球。翻开扉页，纸张的质感也出乎意料地好，那种微微泛着米黄色的纸张，让阅读体验瞬间提升了一个档次，即便是长时间沉浸其中，眼睛也不会感到明显的疲劳。装帧的细节处理得非常到位，比如书脊的锁线方式，结实而美观，让人感觉这本书不仅是一本书，更像是一件值得收藏的艺术品。每次把它从书架上取下来，都会忍不住摩挲一下封面，那种触感带来的满足感，是普通平装本无法比拟的。这本书的开本选择也十分合理，既保证了阅读时的舒适度，又不至于过分庞大难以携带，可以说是兼顾了实用性和审美性。可以看得出，出版方在制作这个版本时，是倾注了相当大的心血的，每一个细节都彰显了对“精装”二字的郑重承诺，让人对其中蕴含的内容更加充满了期待和敬意。这不仅仅是文字的载体，更是一份沉甸甸的阅读仪式感。
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