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“如果我不知道自己是特殊体,那么,我将不会回忆那些过往,”作家珍妮特·温特森在她的半自传体小说《橘子不是唯一的水果》如此开笔。的确,她的生活经历已经证实了她的那种说法。1959年,温特森生于曼彻斯特,被一对笃信宗教的夫妻所收养。在她早年,其继母经常带她去教堂做礼拜。在她八岁的时候,温特森开始学习布道。当她在阿克林顿女子中学学习时,她开始意识到自己的与众不同。十五岁时,温特森与一个离异女人恋爱。紧接着,她被当地的教堂所除名。离
“If I do not know myself as a particular body, then I will not recall those past, ” writer Janet Winterson in her semi-autobiographical novel “oranges are not the only fruit” so open pen. Indeed, her life experience has confirmed her that. Winterson was born in Manchester in 1959 and was adopted by a religious couple. In her early years, her stepmother often took her to church for worship. When she was eight years old, Winterson began to learn sermons. When she was studying at A Clinton Girls’ High School, she began to realize she was different. At age fifteen, Winterson fell in love with a divorced woman. Immediately afterwards, she was deposed by the local church. from