I wonder why it is that I prefer to write from a man’s perspective so much more often than a woman’s/girl’s perspective? I’ve written from a males point of view in A Cold Suicide, The Broken Dead, A Stones Throw Away….(I list these as if anyone knows what I’m talking about). Now that I think about it I have written stories from a girls point of a view. Burton Richards was from Marie’s perspective, that one story about the aliens which is only two pages long at the moment and is still titled-ARG! ALIEN ATTACK! has a young girl as a main character, so did my Super Squad story.
I guess I have more of a gender balance than I originally thought.
I think it’s good to be able to write from different minds, why I still kind of want to write a series of stories based on suicides. Or to be more specific the mind of the suicidal person in the moment or perhaps even the thoughts of the people watching or grieving, etc. Each very original in itself. A Cold Suicide of course would be one. Which is told from the mind of a sarcastic arse hole named Brian. The next could be very sad though, maybe this man or woman actually did jump for sure instead of being left a little open like A Cold Suicide was. Even if in my mind he did jump…whether he lived or not I don’t really know myself. I kind of want him to live, just because he was such a funny character.
Well, keep an eye out for it! Maybe I’ll end up publishing a series of a short stories about suicidal people. Hopefully the public won’t think I’m a mentally unstable teen and try and send me to a home.
They can’t do that off a story can they?
Or can they?


