HEAT (23-29 April 2005)
'A comical but eerie must-read.' *****
Review
'FIRECRACKER is a superbly executed and extremely well written spine chilling thriller...[and] an intensely gripping read ...FIRECRACKER isa superbly worked piece and Stewart's assured and really very artful style is a joy to read.' (
SFRevu (April 2005) )
'A comical but eerie must-read.' ***** (
HEAT (23-29 April 2005) )
'Stewart delivers wry, self-deprecating humour and laugh aloud moments...This is a poignant story of a man coming of age (albeit several years overdue) and a highly recommended read.' (Cath Staincliffe
TANGLED WEB UK )
'Firecracker is an assured, moving supernatural drama, with the emphasis squarely on the drama. Part of its strength comes from its narrator, a going-nowhere Texan thirtysomething divorcee with a bossy daughter and a big clan of mixed-up relatives. The hero's wry narration makes his slow revelations of a deep-seated emotional pain all the more effective.' (Andrew Osmond
DREAMWATCH (April 2005) )
'Firecracker is a delightful, thought-provoking and intelligent little book, one that really makes you wonder what it would be like if you were able to see dead people.' (Simon Withers
SFX (June 2005) )
'Firecracker is both moving and funny, touching on the profound but with its feet set firmly on the ground.' (
THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE (Summer '05) )
'a good novel about Texas and redemption which satisfies those of us addicted addicted to the neatness of story and the working out of a plot driven as much by ideas as characters.' (
TIME OUT (13-20 July 20050 )
See all Product Description