Lisko’s American Life

In fact, Liske was very uncomfortable participating in this banquet itself, because it seemed that in this banquet hall, the topics discussed by everyone were not what he cared about and were familiar with, and it seemed that people were concerned about him. The writer himself is not so serious about his profession. Instead, he is more interested in his own assets and the industrial layout of some branches in the United States. Those people have gathered around Lisko. The purpose of inquiring is to ask about the other party's industry. Is there any possibility of meddling in.

And when chatting and communicating with these old foxes, you need to raise 12 points of defense, because if you are not careful, you may fall into the trap of the other party's words and reveal your original secrets and secrets unconsciously. Others can find many loopholes from these secrets, attack your industry, or fulfill their inner intentions.

It is precisely because of this kind of problem that Lisko usually takes a cautious attitude when participating in this kind of banquet outside, and tries to keep a silent posture when he can not speak. Generally, the topic will be briefly thought in the mind for three to five seconds, and it will be really spit out after confirming that there is no crisis.

This kind of communication and negotiation not only makes Lisko feel physically and mentally exhausted, but also tenses up his nerves almost all the time, for fear of any negligence or mistakes. It is to escape as much as possible, try not to blend in as much as possible, and may even generally face everyone with a cold and not sociable attitude.

Compared with communicating and socializing with these old foxes, Lisko prefers to communicate with these writers who may be a little bit purer, and once he gathers in this group, he feels as if he has many topics to discuss together, such as Ah, some literary expression techniques and writing methods, or which genres are currently popular in the market, so you can try it out tentatively, or do you have any unique cognition about literature and some things that you can talk about? Come out and share with everyone.

On the one hand, because literature is still relatively dark for many people and not so easy to grasp; , it seems that there are not many other self-interested thoughts.

Through this kind of exchange, we can also learn a lot about the current developments in the world's literary world. After all, Lisko always closes himself in the pasture alone. He is slow to receive the sources and knowledge of outside news, and most of them can only rely on You can only understand the dissemination of other people or brothers and sisters. It is a little outdated and not so timely news.

For example, the topic everyone is discussing now is who really broke into the big list for this year's Nobel Prize in Literature? At present, which writer has a certain advantage, and which judges of this year's Nobel Prize Association have the right to decide who wins this award?

For Lisko, these news are relatively novel and interesting, and he can also gain a lot of benefits from these exchanges. If this side continues to maintain this state, it is likely to really gain a group of writers who doubt the other party's impartiality and authority.

After all, no one wants the highest honor in such a literary hall to rely on a person's qualifications and age to judge whether he has the criteria to win this award, rather than simply relying on talent. After all, Lisko may have a little Occupy a certain advantage, because the age problem can be regarded as the young writer who is closest to the Nobel Prize for Literature, but sooner or later they will encounter the same situation, and no one wants what happened to Lisko, and what happened to him Repeat once more.

On this matter, almost all writers stand on the same angle and direction, and almost everyone has united into a common interest group, even a third-rate writer will not hesitate to face this kind of thing He stated his position, and then followed his predecessors to criticize and question this award. He also felt that he would be able to win this award one day, but it was only a matter of time.

As a literati, you need to have this kind of pride and courage, and the self-confidence that you feel that you are not weaker than others. If you don’t have these, then a writer will not write any better works, because he has already lost it. Gained the vigor and bravery to compete with others with works and talents.

While holding his wine glass, Lisko acted as a listener most of the time, listening to these people constantly sharing and exchanging these news and news, he also found it very interesting, and even felt that he was not so behind , From time to time, I also laughed at the writing and literary jokes thrown by some writers, and the whole person relaxed in front of this group of people, allowing myself to blend into this atmosphere in the most comfortable state.

Although Lisko doesn't have much desire to confide, these writers will not forget his status in this communication circle and the highest in the city. From time to time, he will ask the other party's opinions and opinions, and try his best to speak Maintaining a tone of respect and adoration towards Lisko.

Just when Lisko was chatting happily with this group of people, the first writer he approached, Diogu Schroeder, looked at Lisko's chatting and laughing and the attitude of a monk, and stood there a little bit tangled. I was stuck on my feet, and I didn't even know how to speak and ask the other party better.

I watched the time pass by one minute and one second, and Diogu Schroeder felt that if he stopped talking now, he might not have a good chance. Although the two people had exchanged contact information and phone numbers, but If this matter is delayed and delayed for too long, the other party may have forgotten his role and person from his memory, and it will be relatively late and too late to cling to the relationship by then.

"Mr. Lisko? Can you please move for a while, I have something else I want to ask,"

After mustering up his courage, Diogu Schroeder approached Lisko in a low voice, said his request, and smiled apologetically at the colleagues around him who were still talking about it. Doing the same thing, but relying on Lisko's admiration for him to temporarily take a shortcut, may itself be an act that is more likely to offend public anger.