The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月26日 09時31分

“Brokeback Mountain” was the first story Annie Proulx published in The New Yorker, in 1997. The tragic love affair between two cowboys offers a different take on the traditional tales of the West, contrasting the characters’ taut solitude with the wide-open landscapes that anchor their lives. Tap the link in our bio to read the award-winning short story, which went on to inspire Ang Lee’s critically-acclaimed film. Illustration by Rebekka Dunlap. #NewYorkerArchive #tbt

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amayaengleking And believe it or not, this short story is only mediocre when considering the entire oeuvre of Annie Proulx. What a stunning talent she has for writing about place and the often twisted characters and relationships among them. Add to that her smart dark humor and we have the greatest American author of our time.

r0byn88 And that film broke me! Went to see it w a handful of friends and was hugely embarrassed when the end left me in floods of unwanted, unexpected tears. Somehow I hadn’t read the short story—which I will now approach with trepidation.

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sue.morr Saw the movie, dud not read the story. A beautiful, tragic story. My only complaint is that they were not cowboys. They were sheep herders. Cowboys do not herd sheep.

_christele @larissa_halaoui absolutely,I've seen that film I don't know how many times just to hear that frase. And of course crying my eyes out every single time.

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