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Jason Hewitt was born in Oxford and lives in London. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Englishfrom the University of Winchester and an MA with distinction in Creative Writing from Bath Spa University.
After completing his degree he spent a number of years working in a bookshop in Oxford before moving into the publishing industry where he worked primarily as a Marketing Manager in a number of professional and academic publishers.
His debut novel, The DynamiteRoom, published in the UK & Commonwealth in 2014, and in the US/Canada in March 2015. It will also be translated into French in Autumn 2015. His new novel, Devastation Road, will publish in the UK this summer.
He is also a playwright and actor. His firstfull-length play, Claustrophobia - produced by To the Moon, in association with Theatre Bench - premiered at Edinburgh Fringe in August 2014 and was also previewed at the St James Theatre, London.
As an actor he has performed major roles in anumber of plays including Pericles, A Christmas Carol, The LastDays of Judas Iscariot, The Merchant of Venice and KingLear (directed by Sir JonathanMiller).
Jason is currently writer-in-residence atAbingdon School, Oxfordshire.
After completing his degree he spent a number of years working in a bookshop in Oxford before moving into the publishing industry where he worked primarily as a Marketing Manager in a number of professional and academic publishers.
His debut novel, The DynamiteRoom, published in the UK & Commonwealth in 2014, and in the US/Canada in March 2015. It will also be translated into French in Autumn 2015. His new novel, Devastation Road, will publish in the UK this summer.
He is also a playwright and actor. His firstfull-length play, Claustrophobia - produced by To the Moon, in association with Theatre Bench - premiered at Edinburgh Fringe in August 2014 and was also previewed at the St James Theatre, London.
As an actor he has performed major roles in anumber of plays including Pericles, A Christmas Carol, The LastDays of Judas Iscariot, The Merchant of Venice and KingLear (directed by Sir JonathanMiller).
Jason is currently writer-in-residence atAbingdon School, Oxfordshire.
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