
is a science fiction writer living in Los Angeles, California. He studied at Goldsmiths College, University of London, and grew up surrounded by onion mucks in upstate New York.

“But if Silicon Valley has its way, phones will soon be your grandma’s way of seeing the world." —Jeff Hewitt

"André 3000 has long understood the importance of presentation, of style, of toying with signifiers and recycling them for his own ends."—Jeff Hewitt

"Losing a way of life will always be painful. Once lost, the people and places that defined it are gone. All we can do is remember them."—Jeff Hewitt

Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer," as discussed by the editors and friends of Dispatches magazine—rants, raves, reviews and more.

“Like Nixon, Dick’s views were shaped by the Cold War... Few of his contemporaries managed such razor-sharp satire of the times.” —Jeff Hewitt

"In the future, everyone will be politically correct, climate-conscious vegans. And everyone will like it."

“The hair on my arms stiffens into quills as I lope around the platters and grab the back of Abe’s neck, slamming his face into the wall...” —Jeff Hewitt