About the author
Ye Zun is an author about whom limited public information is available, with three works held in the collection. Judging from the existing titles, his translations or edited works touch on foreign literature and film, with representative works including Ninety-Three and Lolita: The Screenplay. The former corresponds to the novel by the French writer Victor Hugo, while the latter relates to the screenplay of Nabokov's famous work, suggesting a focus on classic foreign literature and its film adaptations. Commonly classified under foreign literature, film and television, and quality fiction, his works tend to be regarded by readers as both literary and readable. As basic details such as dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background cannot be confirmed, this introduction makes no conjectures and outlines only a general picture based on the subjects and categories of the works in the collection, leaving further biographical details to be supplied by public sources.
Written (3)
Rating 4.0★ Lolita: The Screenplay Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov / 叶尊 Shanghai Translation Publishing House · 2021 Vladimir Nabokov's celebrated novel Lolita inspired director Stanley Kubrick, who invited Nabokov to write what became his only screenplay, Lolita: A … Rating 4.2★ Ninety-Three 维克托·雨果 / 叶尊 Shanghai Translation Publishing House · 2016 In the novel, Hugo creates three central figures: the Marquis de Lantenac, leader of the Vendée rebels; his grandnephew Gauvain, commander of the Repu… Rating 4.0★ Lolita: A Screenplay Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov / 叶尊 Shanghai Translation Publishing House · 2015 Lolita, the most controversial work of the master stylist Vladimir Nabokov, inspired two film directors to bring it to the big screen twice, and also …Publishers
Shanghai Translation Publishing House