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About Life
Product Description Much more than simply a story of adolescence, Gunthridge writes in a voice reminiscent of J.D. Salinger. His accounts cross the generation line. If you have ever loved, you will be touched by this work. He crosses the act of love with the past, present and future bringing forth unexpected emotional involvement with his words, ideas and philosophies. He reminds readers why we love in the first place, why we consider the meaning of life, and later, why we examine the meaning of our own existence. For such powerfully touching words to come from such a young voice is extraordinary. This is not a simple memoir from a high school student, the mere fulfillment of an assignment, another reflection of teenage alienation and loss of innocence. This is a declaration of love for all time. His work is an opportunity to experience now what will later be considered a classic. Jacqueline Aguilera, MLA AuthorsDen.com Reviewer Review Gunthridge has given us one of those novels that you pass on to those you care for in your life. His work is an opportunity to experience now what will later be considered a classic. --Jacqueline Aguilera, AuthorsDen.com From the Author Life is based on a screenplay that I started to write in seventh grade and worked on throughout my high school career. Instead of doing homework, I spent the majority of my time in study halls working on the script that became this novel. Since I come from a film background, my thought process on writing a novel is a little bit different than that of somebody who has been formally trained through creative writing programs. I like to explore stories through various characters telling their side of the story and what they are feeling and thinking. I have never written mainstream Hollywood action packed movies. I have always been more of an independent, character driven type of writer. Life reflects this attitude. It is written in the style of an autobiography where the various characters comment on and tell their interpretation of the events. Instead of having a boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl in the end traditional narrative, I would rather take the reader inside the romantic struggles of the couple through the characters' intimate thoughts, feelings, fears, and motivation for their actions.
