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Jason Hewitt. Actor: Ocean City Monster Building. Jason Shannon Hewitt was born in Muncie, Indiana, on January 23, 1971, the adopted child of James and Barbara Hewitt.
Jason Hewitt. Producer: Abduction of Jesse Bookman. Jason Hewitt, a native of Louisiana, left the technology industry to join the film and television industry. Hewitt was an early mover in the Internet economy, founding the website creation and marketing management company Planet Symphony in 1994.
Welcome to the website of Jason Hewitt, author of The Dynamite Room, Devastation Road, and the play Claustrophobia. Latest News Launching a new short stories collection.
Jason Hewitt. Producer: Abduction of Jesse Bookman. Jason Hewitt, a native of Louisiana, left the technology industry to join the film and television industry. Hewitt was an early mover in the Internet economy, founding the website creation and marketing management company Planet Symphony in 1994.
Jason Hewitt (born 28 August 1983 in Manchester, England) is an English professional ice hockey player currently playing for the Sheffield Steeldogs in the NIHL. Career stats
The official Facebook page of Jason Hewitt, author of 'The Dynamite Room' and 'Devastation Road'.
Jason Hewitt is a novelist, playwright and actor. He was born in Oxford, and lives in London. His debut novel, THE DYNAMITE ROOM, was long-listed for the Desmond Elliott Prize and the Authors' Club First Novel Award.
The Dynamite Room — Jason Hewitt. July 1940, the suffolk coast. England is under the threat of invasion. In the dead of night, a German Nazi officer swims to the shore and breaks into a boarded-up house, only to find a young girl, an escaped evacuee, hiding in the attic. Her family is gone.
The Dynamite Room - Reviews. a selection of reviews for the dynamite room. Images: The Dynamite Room launch party, by Philippa Gedge “ With its unshowy, confident prose, this novel is accomplished, resonant and surprising, and poses some of the delicately handled questions about whether redemption is possible, and at what point a good heart becomes forever besmirched ”
