L. H. A. Writing From a Guy's Perspective

Anderson had some troubles writing from a male point of view, much like I and other girls and women may have had troubles understanding it. According to her, "I had to get rid of my assumptions of what I thought I knew about teenaged boys. That meant I had to suspend my judgement, too, and respect them enough to really listen to what they told me."A very hard task this was. Or, at least, it would've been hard for me. However, I think she did a good job. While reading Twisted, I felt as if I were listening in on a teenage guy's thoughts, even complete with the perverted parts.