高思文
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高思文(英语:Syd Goldsmith,1938年7月27日—),是一位居住在台湾的美国作家,曾任外交官,前美国在台协会高雄分处处长。高思文曾受到《南华早报》[1]、CNN[2] 和其他媒体的专题报导。他是《玉·菲尼克斯》[3]、《两个音乐家》[4]和《不存在的妻子》这两本小说以及《濒临边缘的香港:一位美国外交官重温1967年最黑暗的日子》[5]的作者。此外,他还写有大量新闻评论文章。[6][7]
高思文 | |
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出生 | 美国华盛顿哥伦比亚特区 | 1938年7月27日
母校 | 哥伦比亚大学 |
职业 | 作家 |
网站 | www |
早年生活
职业生涯
个人生活
出版物
- Jade Phoenix, 2006. (Selected as a “New Voices in Literature Award Finalist”)
- Two Musicians and The Wife Who Isn’t, 2012.
- Hong Kong on the Brink: An American Diplomat Relives 1967’s Darkest Days, 2017.
参考资料
- ^ Phila Siu. Ex-US diplomat recounts how deadly 1967 Hong Kong unrest became full-blown riot after pro-Beijing figures stepped in. South China Morning Post. 2017-06-01 [2017-06-01].
- ^ Neal Moore. Reflections on TRA: Syd Goldsmith, Former AIT director, Kaohsiung. CNN. 2009-04-01 [2009-04-01]. (原始内容存档于2017-05-16).
- ^ Goldsmith, Syd. Jade Phoenix. Bookman Books. 2006. ISBN 9780595375493.
- ^ Goldsmith, Syd. Two Musicians and The Wife Who Isn't. Two Musicians Publishing. 2012. ISBN 9780985444624.
- ^ Goldsmith, Syd. Jade Phoenix. Blacksmith Books. 2017. ISBN 9789887792789.
- ^ Syd Goldsmith. For China and Taiwan, a welcome thaw. The Christian Science Monitor. 2011-09-21 [2011-09-21].
- ^ Syd Goldsmith. Dreams of 'One China' Clash with Taiwan Realities. The Los Angeles Times. 2011-09-21 [2011-09-21].
- ^ "Meet Montclair’s Class of 1956", Baristanet, September 28, 2006. Accessed March 7, 2022. "Attendees for the class of 1956 reunion are an impressive 200 and counting, out of a class of 317. Among those, a number are authors (Montclair hasn’t changed that much after all) of unique books. Classmate, Syd Goldsmith, a former diplomat now living in China, is the author of Jade Phoenix."