Issues About Literature To many, literature is defined to be a kind of fictitious language with implied meanings reflecting what those authors had perceived from realistic environment, by subjective ways to a certain extent. However, it is still hard to give a perfect clarification about the fermentation of authors’ thoughts that inconsistently shows interlacing patterns in between individual’s outer receiving to collective sympathetic reactions. This is, while authors acquired knowledge from society like a breeding ground, they wrote mostly their unique experiences encountered in life and some deeply influence readers’ minds. Though some books were unpopular with contemporary society, they were admitted in next era perhaps. Furthermore, on one hand it can just be told authors are personal and private for their writing works but have delicate connections with the outside world on other. More complicated, no matter in various styles of the artworks, even the realistic one, they are all in fictitious forms. In other words, they are intentional alterations rather than stark depictions of reality. There is also another controversial topic about disconnection between authors and their readers. In recent decades some critics suggests and supports the idea about “the Death of the Author” supposing explanations of the writings should not be based on authors, said further by persons who read instead. The opposite side just disagrees with, maybe considering obliqueness and ambiguity of the writings.