有朋友问，我还有哪些书

By Ouyang Yu

 尚未绝版或售罄，那我特此告知，还有下面这些：

1. 《限度》，诗集，2004年出版。【一句话评论：是一种抵达了极限的诗。】




2. 《愤怒的吴自立》，长篇小说，写于1980年代初，成书于1989年六四，1999年年底在北京地下出版，2016年在台湾出繁体版。【一句话评论：不看此书，不足以了解作者其他作品的起始和延续。】

头两张照片是大陆地下版。接下去两张是台湾版。








3. 《来自澳大利亚的报告》，诗集，2008年出版，200本限量版，所剩已经不多了。【一句话评论：诗人对澳大利亚的私人报告，肯定不会光唱赞歌的。】





4. 《二度漂流》，诗集，2005年。【一句话介绍：以诗歌记录了诗人从1980年代到1990年代从中国漂流到澳大利亚的心程】


5. 有空再发图和文字















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