BiographyType: Writer Born: 0 Died: Carla H. Krueger is a contemporary fiction writer who values freedom, imagination, courage and independence above all else. Exploring themes such as fate and free will, convention versus rebellion, the dangers of ignorance, overcoming fear and control, difficult family relationships, the joy and pain of everyday events and the strengths of both individuals and communities in the fight against censorship and repression, her work is both hard-hitting, humorous, psychological and inventive. |
Lyrics paved my teenage route to loving words. I take those passionate mini-stories with me everywhere.
My characters don't always know more than the reader does, because my readers get the best seat in Paper House.
One day, I decided I was going to write books forever.
Bea stared at the pencils as if they were enemies.
Writing is just building a new world – one character, one place, one maniac at a time.
Writing is a solitary existence, especially if you forget to chat to your friends – sorry, I meant characters.
Time is not an enemy as such, but a missing person, sending cryptic postcards from the past.
At first, I didn’t understand. Understanding came very slowly.
I need a new trick if I am to walk without legs, see without eyes or speak without words.
Even though I knew, deep down, what she was trying to do, I couldn’t hate her. Even when she hurt me, I forgave her.
Right now, in this dusty anti-paradise, I have absolutely no hand in the future at all.
I have always hated lies; my own and everyone else’s.