Postcards from a Dead Girl, (Paperback)

from booksinthebelfry

Sweet, poignant, but a bit sketchy. I felt as though the characters were languishing for lack of a larger context, and the story itself ended too quickly (not abruptly, exactly, but before the reader is quite ready to let go of it). Still, it's not a bad thing for a debut novel to leave you wanti...

from pbadeer

Any time I read a new title - particularly an Advance Reader's Copy - I tend to keep a running scale in my head of where I think the book will rate. Throughout Postcards from a Dead Girl, my opinion ranked it steadily in the 3 star area, sometimes drifting even a little higher. Then the book en...

from joemmama

Kirk Farber has written a really interesting story, in "Postcards from a Dead Girl". Sid works at a cold call center, selling vacations. He has some serious issues. His girlfriend Zoe disappeared a year ago, but she has been sending him postcards from all over the world. His Mothers ghost lives i...

from writergal85

Infused with dark sarcasm and witty humor, Postcards from a Dead Girl is a fabulous and extraordinarily written debut novel from Kirk Farber. It's a completely unique, page-turning book about a hypochondriac who receives postcards from around the globe from his ex-girlfriend Zoe. Thoughtful, perh...

from MlleEhreen

In POSTCARDS FROM A DEAD GIRL the protagonist, Sid, has two dead women in his life - he thinks he's receiving postcards from his dead girlfriend Zoe, for one, but he also thinks that the spirit of his dead mother is trapped in a 40-year-old bottle of Bordeaux that he keeps in his basement. The re...