Chris Hewitt is a Critic / Editor at Empire Magazine. He specializes in arts and entertainment, particularly focusing on authors, books, and the publishing industry, while also engaging in themes related to travel and tourism. Chris has been featured in numerous publications, including The Salem News, The Roanoke Times, and The Seattle Times.
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Chris Hewitt's coverage primarily focuses on reviewing books, movies, and other entertainment-related content with a local focus on Minnesota and Minneapolis. If you have upcoming book releases, movie premieres, or cultural events happening in this area, Chris might be interested in covering them. Additionally, if you are an author from the Minnesota region releasing a new book or involved in any literary activities or events within the state, reaching out to him could be beneficial.
Given his extensive coverage of book reviews (57%), providing advance copies of books for review may also be a good way to engage with him. Keep in mind that he has a strong emphasis on local culture and authors when considering pitching ideas or stories to him.
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The thriller writer will discuss “Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel” Friday as part of the Talking Volumes series.
MINNEAPOLIS — It’s no coincidence that all of the protagonists of the 13 stories in Julie Schumacher’s collection, “Patient, Female,” are women.
By: Chris Hewitt, Ben Travis
The directors of Avengers: Doomsday tease how the endings of Endgame become new beginnings for their next film. Read more at Empire.
“American Hagwon,” partly set at a prep school, sees education as a way for families to get ahead — or fall behind.
"American Hagwon" follows a few families over the course of decades as they struggle to survive family and business woes on two continents.
By: Chris Hewitt
By Chris Hewitt The Minnesota Star Tribune (TNS) Are sugar beets the new acai?
By: Chris Hewitt
Ahead of her Talking Volumes appearance in St. Paul, “Station Eleven” author Emily St. John Mandel talks a fractured America and the classic she thinks isn’t well written.
At the Star Tribune-MPR author series, the "Station Eleven" author discusses her new book with a fractured America, disappearing people and a measure of hope.
Colson Whitehead will be at St. Paul's O'Shaughnessy Auditorium to speak about his trilogy of Harlem adventures, the newest of which is “Cool Machine.”
The two-time Pulitzer Prize winner (for "The Nickel Boys" and "The Underground Railroad") will talk about the third volume in the Harlem Trilogy begun with "Harlem Shuffle" and "Crook Manifesto."
