A poet unafraid of the simply gorgeous... The undaunted vitality of these poems points to a bright future for Irish poetry * Sunday Times *
Stunning... Shot through with yearning and sacred imagery... Hewitt's poetry is a hide and seek of the self. It reveals and conceals * Observer *
Rapture's Road is amazing writing of breathtaking power. One of those poetry collections where, in the internet/AI era, you feel the bone-crunching, heart-scorching humanity in almost every sentence -- Irvine Welsh * Guardian *
Hewitt's words indubitably penetrate, with Nerudian passion and force * Guardian *
An exquisitely calm and insightful lyric poet, reverential in nature and gorgeously wise in the field of human drama -- Max Porter, author of Shy
Rapture's Road is that rare thing when it comes to second collections. Something which takes his debut Tongues of Fire's natural elements and post-modern Romantic themes and fashions them into something wholly unique. Rapture's Road is political without being hectoring, mystical without being detached, and wholly in hoc to a natural world in all its chaos, beauty, creativity and destruction * RTE *