Fred Klee sometimes sets his guitar aside and picks up the pen. This is how he wrote the book Radio Cachot. But Fred’s creative mind never rests. He went on to write stories and poems, which he himself calls “Writings.” Scribbles, stray thoughts.

What is beautiful and compelling about these Writings is that they come straight from the heart, striking one or more sensitive chords. The sentences and texts arrive unannounced. Fiction and reality intertwine.
165 stories—sad, absurd, hilarious, that you can read and reread, each time revealing new meanings and provoking reflection. All of them flowing directly from the heart and mind of Fred Klee.