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KIRKUS REVIEWS A witty, tormented hero surrounded by fascinating, compassionate supporting characters makes this slender debut a surprisingly compulsive read. Read Full Review PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY Sid Higgins, the appealing, self-deprecating narrator of Farber's poignant, funny debut, has been receiving postcards from his old girlfriend Zoe. Read Full Review BLOG CRITICS When I began reading Postcards from a Dead Girl, I thought “this is why I read.” Kirk Farber is a gifted story-teller. He leads us down a dark path, then lets us see the sunlight. Told with familiarity, the story feels right from beginning to end. Read Full Review A.V. CLUB Grade: A- Farber delivers dark insights into Sid’s damaged soul with a quick, torrid prose that creates a strong empathy for Sid. The great energy of Postcards comes from its simple portrayal of love’s manic grip, life’s absurdity, and death’s paralyzing gaze. Read Full Review DURANGO HERALD Postcards from a Dead Girl is a gripping and stunning debut novel from Kirk Farber. Open the first page and enter Sid's world. Bam! You are now in Sid's head, and it's a very strange place. Thus begins a story that is engaging, compelling, tragic and comic. Read Full Review STEELE ON ENTERTAINMENT Infused with dark sarcasm and witty humor, Postcards from a Dead Girl is a fabulous and extraordinarily written debut novel from Kirk Farber. Biting, disturbing and hysterical. Trust me: it's a winning combination. Read Full Review BOOKFOOLERY AND BABBLE Postcards from a Dead Girl is touching, funny, quirky, lovely little book with believable characters, a unique storyline and a terrific conclusion. Highly recommended. I absolutely loved this book. Read Full Review |
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