After watching the highly emotional and depressing anime, Your Lie in April, I, too, wanted to write something emotional and depressing. That became A Wonderful Week.
The story was situated around a couple of kids in late high school, in a small town in the UK. This was before I started to experiment with fictional, comedic place names.
I've felt some familiarity with these couple of kids, and I personally feel like I've written this story of an ideal I wanted to have when I grew up. That might sound crazy—depressing and emotional, an ideal childhood? But I don't think that was what I was after; I wanted the story to receive a good ending. Anyway.
Fun fact: At first, I wanted to experiment with writing my first story in a third-person perspective, as it would switch the narrative between many characters through chapters. Then, I switched it back to the first-person perspective as I felt it was more my style. But then, once more, I switched it back.
After A Wonderful Week, I began to write all my stories in the first-person perspective again. But rereading this kinda wants me to go back and try the third-person perspective again.
Anyway, happy reading!
JE LEEST
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Kort verhaalA collection of stories, from me, Stock, before I started writing more seriously. These revolve around the same characters, but the settings are completely different. In addition to using the same main characters, every story has its own unique cha...
