（英）薇塔·萨克维尔-韦斯特著；王林园译

About the Author

Vita Sackville-West (1892-1962) was a distinguished British author, poet, and gardener, renowned for her lyrical prose and deep connection to the English countryside. Born into the aristocratic Sackville family at Knole, a grand estate that inspired much of her writing, she navigated the complexities of love, identity, and society with remarkable candor. Her works often explore themes of passion, loss, and the beauty of nature, reflecting her own unconventional life, including her marriage to diplomat Harold Nicolson and her celebrated affair with Virginia Woolf. Sackville-West's literary legacy endures through her novels, poetry, and gardening columns for The Observer, blending elegance with emotional depth. All the Sadness Has Gone (一切愁云消散), a poignant tale of redemption and rural life, exemplifies her ability to weave personal introspection with vivid landscapes.