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Austria famous contemporary writer Peter Handke (1942 -) first novel, \Start from the text , combined with relevant research literature , text analysis described the art of the novel features and the writer's creative intent . First , this paper demonstrates the writer 's unique narrative art practices , including the authenticity of the writing principles as well as \The writer believes that the narrative art the essence of the performance of the writer's true feelings, the true state of things , and the true tactics of the performance . Secondly , this paper from two aspects demonstrate the novel \Writers through a coherent story , the title and content are not uniform and the language of this means of communication , critical deconstruction of traditional narrative art , and a list of multiple narrative point of view changes and a variety of narrative possibilities , many themes the combination of very innovative wording of art conducted to try and innovative narrative art . Finally, the paper analyzes the autobiographical works , pointed out that the writer's purpose is not to be autobiographical creation , but to borrow the fuzzy memories of their own childhood experiences at home as well as the end of the war and the war situation to show the aesthetic sense of the writer , and ultimately these abstracted into a group of buzzing hornet of past memories , lingering in the writers mind . In this paper, the anti - traditional orientations examples demonstrate the work , the final conclusion : Despite the obvious anti- traditional tendency in this work , the real purpose of the writer and not just anti-traditional , anti- writing , but the traditional writing and literature reflection. On the basis of this reflection , the writer of the narrative art of innovation , which aims to break with tradition, conservative and lifeless linguistic expressions to find a unique angle , and delicate image of the language to display the external world unnoticed bright spot , showing the writers own sensibility to external things , but also for the reader to create a new way of perceiving the world .
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