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. |
Grumman provided the excuse and Nader provided the pain.
When I read a daring book or listen to rebellious music, I feel like I've found what freedom really means.
I became a physicist to understand the world, then I became a writer to try and change it.
It was all changing. All of it. And it was horrible and it was lovely.
I’m endlessly fascinated by the way people interact, what they say to each other and how they respond to different situations.
Katie soon learned there was a problem with hope.
Katie quickly learned the best way is to see another world entirely.
The fear of not being remembered is a dangerous thing.
First time I ever put pen to paper, I had one goal – to build something no one had ever thought of before.
It’s much harder to twist the charitable arm of a lottery winner compared to that of a man at his lowest ebb. It sounds like the wrong way round at first, but when you really put your nut to it, people are more frightened of losing the big shit than of having fuck all to begin with and losing a bit of that.
I’m going to fight, in my own way, until there’s nothing left of me to stuff inside the barrel and ignite.
You have to know your own mind inside out before you can know the minds of others.
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