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1960年,11岁的撒德·博蒙特生了一场怪病。他常于恍惚间听见、看到无数只麻雀,随之而来的是剧烈的头痛。经过脑外科手术,他渐渐痊愈了。20多年以后,撒德以真名发表的两部小说使他成了小有名气的作家,而他随后以乔治·斯塔克为笔名发表的多部犯罪小说则深为读者推崇,为他带来了可观的经济收益。然而,撒德始终固执地保守笔名的秘密,使读者以为斯塔克确有其人。法学院学生克劳森发现了笔名的真相并想以此敲诈一笔,谁知撒德于无奈中决定公开秘密,并宣称不再写斯塔克小说,而要找回自己的风格。《人民》杂志为此轰动性的消息撰写了专访,女摄影师还别出心裁地在撒德别墅所在地缅因州洛克堡镇的公墓为斯塔克这位“畅销小说家”举行了葬礼,拍了些怪照片。
In 1960, 11-year-old Saad Beaumont had a strange disease. He often heard in trance, saw numerous sparrows, followed by a severe headache. After brain surgery, he gradually recovered. More than 20 years later, Sartre’s two novels, published under his real name, made him a notoriously famous writer, and his subsequent criminal novel, published under George Stark as a pseudonym, was deeply read by readers and brought him A considerable economic gain. However, Sade always stubbornly kept the pen name secret so that readers think Stark does have it. Law student Clausen discovered the truth of the pen name and wanted to extort money. Suddenly, Sartre decided in the hopelessness of the open secret and declared that he would no longer write Stark’s novel and instead would find his own style. People magazine wrote an interview for this sensational piece of information and the female photographer also deliberately held a funeral for Stark, the best-selling novelist, at the cemetery in Lockerbiembo, where the Saad Villa is located, Some strange photos.