E. M. Forster

Many aspects of writing draw attention to readers and make people interested in books. E. M. Forster has written many of these aspects in his book, making them well written and very funny. He combines great characters, decent stories, and his extensive writing knowledge, making his books easier to read and enjoy. E. M. Forster was born in London, England on January 1, 1879. After receiving education at Tonbridge School and King's College Cambridge, I traveled to Europe for one year.

1903, E. M. Forster imagined the future. Teleconference, instant global communication, and television have appeared. Foster assumes a networked world where everyone is physically isolated from others and at the same time physically isolated from others. As Foster says at the beginning of his story, humans are already running under the ground, live in a residential area, the machine stops. The cell of a bee It is filled with soft shine without being illuminated by the window nor illuminated by light. There is no vent, but the air is fresh. There is no instruments, but as soon as my meditation begins, this room has a melodious sound. The armchair is in the center of the city, next to the reading table - all furniture

In 1947 Harvard University critic lecture, E M. Forster clearly distinguishes the function and method of authoring, and the function and method of criticism. How is the state of the creative? Among them, people are taken away from himself. He placed a bucket sneaked into the unconscious, and then drew something normally untouchable. He mixed this with his usual experience and drew art from the mixture. Let's see criticism after seeing creative state. This important country has many advantages, it adopts the highest and most subtle talent of mankind. But it is far from the country responsible for the work it is trying to solve. It does not let the bucket enter into an unconscious state. It can not be imagined while sleeping, and it does not know what it says after it is over. Think about it before you talk, it is the motto of criticism; talk before you think about creation.