▼2016年诺贝尔文学奖作品，囊括迪伦逾半世纪创作经典
迪伦与布莱克、兰波、惠特曼和莎士比亚比肩而立。
他不是为了歌唱永恒，而是叙说我们周遭发生的事物，如同德尔斐的神谕在播报晚间新闻。
他的作品之美就是最高的等级，改变了我们关于“诗歌是什么”以及“诗歌何为”的观念。
——诺贝尔文学奖授奖词
▼战后铁器时代的游吟诗人，首次将歌词带入经典文学殿堂
鲍勃·迪伦在伟大的美国歌曲传统范畴内，创造了全新的诗意表达方式。
——诺贝尔文学奖颁奖词
尽管这个结果可能让人惊奇，但要是你回望过去的5000年，你会发现诗人荷马和萨福。
他们写下的充满诗意的篇章，其本意就是用来表演的，鲍勃·迪伦就是如此。
——瑞典学院常务秘书长 莎拉·丹纽尔
▼百万张脸孔唱过的歌，撼动一个时代的灵魂之声
那些在风中飘荡的，随暴雨而至的，在红色天空下的
致纽约的，致青春的，致战争的，致爱人的
那些获得2016诺贝尔文学奖、普利策奖、奥斯卡奖、格莱美奖的
被百万面孔传唱的，被乔布斯熬夜解读过，让金斯堡失声痛哭的
369首歌词，精心打磨，一书囊括。
▼华语诗界×乐界优秀译者，联袂呈献千面迪伦之歌
西川 陈黎 张芬龄 奚密 李皖 冷霜 陈震 曹疏影
马世芳 胡续冬 包慧怡 罗池 厄土 胡桑 周公度
▼创意设计，中英对照
收录鲍勃·迪伦逾半世纪创作生涯中31张经典专辑共369首作品
中英对照，精注详注，兼顾英文歌词的原汁原味与中文翻译诗性之美；
创意包装，摇滚美学：外包装箱为六〇年代风格复古旅行箱，整箱含八册诗集；
每分册为“薯片袋”式外包装+口袋本诗集，以“薯片袋”这一有着强烈美式风格的创意包装，
我们试图打破快消品与经典读物的疆域，在消费主义的时代里横冲直撞，让人与诗歌重新相遇。

A Freewheelin’ Time is Suze Rotolo’s firsthand, eyewitness, participant-observer account of the immensely creative and fertile years of the 1960s, just before the circus was in full swing and Bob Dylan became the anointed ringmaster. It chronicles the back-story of Greenwich Village in the early days of the folk music explosion, when Dylan was honing his skills and she was in the ring with him.
A shy girl from Queens, Suze Rotolo was the daughter of Italian working-class Communists. Growing up at the start of the Cold War and during McCarthyism, she inevitably became an outsider in her neighborhood and at school. Her childhood was turbulent, but Suze found solace in poetry, art, and music. In Washington Square Park, in Greenwich Village, she encountered like-minded friends who were also politically active. Then one hot day in July 1961, Suze met Bob Dylan, a rising young musician, at a folk concert at Riverside Church. She was seventeen, he was twenty; they were young, curious, and inseparable. During the years they were together, Dylan was transformed from an obscure folk singer into an uneasy spokesperson for a generation.
Suze Rotolo’s story is rich in character and setting, filled with vivid memories of those tumultuous years of dramatic change and poignantly rising expectations when art, culture, and politics all seemed to be conspiring to bring our country a better, freer, richer, and more equitable life. She writes of her involvement with the civil rights movement and describes the sometimes frustrating experience of being a woman in a male-dominated culture, before women’s liberation changed the rules for the better. And she tells the wonderfully romantic story of her sweet but sometimes wrenching love affair and its eventual collapse under the pressures of growing fame.
A Freewheelin’ Time is a vibrant, moving memoir of a hopeful time and place and of a vital subculture at its most creative. It communicates the excitement of youth, the heartbreak of young love, and the struggles for a brighter future.