The Berlin Stories Written by Christopher Isherwood

When she began to ignite the cigarettes, she noticed the old man watching hands. , Bright and ugly beetle "(235). The exact details of this manual show an objective view of his surrey. He only explains what he sees and excludes the emotions and emotions he has for her. When they began to trust each other and began to spend infinite time together, their friendship expanded.

"I am a camera that has a shutter open, it is very passive, I am recording, I do not think it is a camera" (Isherwood 1). This sentence comes from the first page of Christopher Isherwood's most popular documentary style novel "Sayonara to Berlin" (1939). In this novel, Isherwood succeeded in establishing a "fact" style by combining facts and novels and achieving a simple and sincere style for the narrator. "Phrase" I often appear in his work showing that he thinks "Narrator should play the role of a simple recording device" with a camera "(Caldwell 2). By achieving this goal, Isher-Wood offered the reader an unparalleled portrait of Berlin in the process of internal decline during the raging years of Hitler's rise. "That's right ... Isaudd was disguised as a correspondent of the war ..." (Plaza 2). It shows you a glimpse of the character, and the portrait is influenced by it.

In the first broadcast of 1959, Christopher Isherwood, author of "Berlin Story" and "Night World" talked about the writings of the stranded people. Isherwood wrote the role of gays in tolerance. His work is definite and worth pursuing (therefore I often read Isherwood when editing a novel draft)