Karl Friedrich has worked as a newspaper reporter, a magazine and public relations writer, an advertising copywriter, and a photographer, among a variety of other things. He lives in Camas, Washington.
"Friedrich merges an often-neglected part of U.S. aviation history
with a page-turning plot in his commendable debut . . . rich
historical details add zest . . . an entertaining and spirited
saga." --Publishers Weekly
"Shocking . . . disturbing . . . insightful . . . a welcome
addition to the historical novels depicting the marginalized
position of women during America's wars." -- Historical Novels
Review (May 2011)
"If you are interested in women's history, WWII or just want to
read an excellently crafted story, then I suggest you check out
Wings: A Novel of World War II Flygirls ." --www.ActingBalanced.com
(October 2011)
"Wings is told in an easy-going natural voice. . . . It is
extremely well-researched and when Sally was flying, I felt like I
was in the cockpit with her. [I felt] like I was reading about the
1940s." --www.ReelSwellBlog.com (October 2011)
"Fans of vivid historical fiction, of WWII settings, and of coming
of age novels will enjoy this novel as much as I did. And you'll
love the beautiful cover!" --www.PerfectRetort.blogspot.com
(October 2011)
"I highly recommend this novel. It grabs your attention from the
beginning and flows easily. It simply makes you proud to be a
woman." --www.ACozyReadersCorner.com (October 2011)
"Recommend? Yes, for historical fiction fans and/or for those who
wish to learn more about this plucky group of women."
--www.JoyfullyRetired.com (November 2011)
"Kurt Friedrich has written a captivating story about the WASP
program. . . . Wings is an immensely readable story and enjoyable
particularly because much of it is true."
--www.HomeOfAimala.blogspot.com (November 2011)
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