His stories are saturated with crazy women.
Actually his wife Tabitha has been helping him write that stuff, ever since Carrie.
I like Gerald's Game, and the protagonist Jessica, a Young Republican. You see what makes her the way she is.
SJG
The Magician - Graham Bond youtube.com
thank GOD and goodness it usually ain't everyday.
Well, in King's stories, it is everyday, for many of the women.
SJG
Demographically Women are slightly more than 50% of the population, so if half of Stephen King's antagonists or characters displaying neurosis of one form or another are female, that's just a demographic norm. Of course some people are going to note females characters by a male author, but I think you have to look at the overall trend in his writings and ask if this is disproportionate.
Of course King also writes in the Horror genre primarily, Sex sells and there is a literary tradition of succubi and witches etc etc to draw upon. Personally while I haven't scratched the surface of Kings books I haven't found him to be a misogynist. In a nutshell (pardon the intentional pun) I think this is a case of reaching over-generalization.
Also, if you have a thesis in mind, write it, Publish it. Same with the Skull and bones stuff, Lloyd. Go market your ideas to someone who cares. We don't.
King has a particular type of crazy and neurotic woman who reappears over and over in his stories.
Then in the case of Jessica in Gerald's Game, she is a little bit different, but just as far gone and you can see why.
King's wife Tabitha has long been helping him write his stuff. I like it.
And HGR, this is for you: images.toolplanet.com
SJG
krazy women are more common than some realize. especially about 'that time' every 28 days.