So I guess we can expect a gender-reversed version of 50SoG within a year or so too.thaluikhain said:There was going to be, but it got leaked and then cancelled. You may remember that the same thing happened to Twilight some time back.Evonisia said:OT: Hang on, isn't there a perspective reversal version of Fifty Shades of Grey? Gosh, even the fanfiction writer is putting more effort in from the looks of it.
'Arkliem said:Does Beau get pregnant?Queen Michael said:According to the reviews I read, it's the exact same book with switched names and pronouns. Oh, and a new ending or so I'm told.
She gets almost-raped by men in the first book, but Edward jumps in and saves her - That would be very weird gender swapped.Queen Michael said:'Arkliem said:Does Beau get pregnant?Queen Michael said:According to the reviews I read, it's the exact same book with switched names and pronouns. Oh, and a new ending or so I'm told.
Not in the first book, but who knows what might happen in later volumes?
Which, props to her, is a better justification for writing the books than I was expecting.Meyer writes in her foreword to the anniversary edition of the novel that the gender bending twist was prompted by her desire to prove that Bella isn?t a "damsel in distress," but a "human in distress."
"It's always bothered me a little bit because anyone surrounded by superheroes is going to be ... in distress. We don't have the powers," Meyer said Tuesday on "Good Morning America." "I thought, 'What if we switched it around a bit and see how a boy does,' and, you know, it's about the same."
"The further you get in, the more it changes because the personalities get a little bit different, but it starts out very similar and really, it really is the same story because it's just a love story and it doesn't matter who's the boy and who's the girl. It still works out," she said.
Same as when people claim video games need to "grow up", since the biggest games are things like CoD. I just point people in the direction of all the biggest successes from other mature mediums, like Kanye West, Transformers and Twilight. It's kind of sad, and more than a little infuriating, to see people like her making absurd amounts of money while talented writers barely scrape together enough money to get by.DizzyChuggernaut said:What is with these god damn books? People often lament the fact that young people play video games and watch TV and movies more than they read books, but when trash like Twilight and Fifty Shades skyrockets to the top of the bestseller lists I don't blame them.
I think the main difference between books and other media is that books require relatively little talent to write. Well, a book that can become a mainstream hit. Even the most mediocre blockbuster movies and games have some sense of collective effort put into them. Michael Bay's movies absolutely suck and his style is awful, but there is a certain technical prowess to his films even if it ends up looking like a complete mess.FirstNameLastName said:Same as when people claim video games need to "grow up", since the biggest games are things like CoD. I just point people in the direction of all the biggest successes from other mature mediums, like Kanye West, Transformers and Twilight. It's kind of sad, and more than a little infuriating, to see people like her making absurd amounts of money while talented writers barely scrape together enough money to get by.
She's still going to tell it from the girls point of view I'm sure. Though she'll get it horribly wrong no matter how she does it.Fox12 said:I guess she's trying to stay relevant, since the fad died down. Men aren't going to read this, though, and most of her female readership has probably abandoned her for 50 Shades of Grey.
This is almost funny enough to check out, though. I'm legitimately curious what she thinks teenage boys think like. If it isn't "boobs, sex, porn, homework, sex, butt" then I'm going to be very disappointed.
"I met Edythe, and she was at least an 8. Gonna tap that, lol."
"Edythe was in my bedroom window last night, totally wants the D! ; )"
Teenage boys are idiots, fyi.
Sadly, yes. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey:_Fifty_Shades_of_Grey_as_Told_by_Christian]Evonisia said:OT: Hang on, isn't there a perspective reversal version of Fifty Shades of Grey? Gosh, even the fanfiction writer is putting more effort in from the looks of it.