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Chris Hewitt

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Star Tribune books writer, floaty pen enthusiast, re-read every Agatha Christie mystery in order and wrote about them at chrisandchristie.tumblr.com
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Review: Pulitzer winner’s ‘Villa Coco’ is 266 pages of pure pleasure

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By Chris Hewitt 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
Review: Pulitzer winner’s ‘Villa Coco’ is 266 pages of pure pleasure Fiction: Andrew Sean Greer, author of “Less,” writes about a young American who falls under the spell of older Italians. Andrew Sean Greer (Kaliel Roberts/Doubleday) Comment Gift Share Honestly, I don’t know whether this is a review or a thank you note. Andrew Sean Greer’s “Villa Coco” has the summery, entertaining feel of someone writing whatever he feels like writing.
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Summer books: Mysteries, biographies, romance, literature — there’s something for everyone in the next three months

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By Chris Hewitt 
| Bristol Herald Courier
Most folks’ summers will feature SPF 50 and thunderstorm warnings. But, if you read the upcoming books, yours could also include murderous crocodiles, Vincent van Gogh intrigue and a shocking Jamaican crime. kAm%92E 4C:>6 :D :? E96 “%96 s:D2AA62C6CD[” 7@C>6C $E] !2F= C6D:56?E |2C=@? y2>6D’ 7:CDE ?@G6= :? 7@FC J62CD[ 2?5 96’D ?@E E96 @?=J 3:8 ?2>6 @? E96 H2J E@ 3@@<D96=G6D] #625 36=@H E@ =62C? H92E’D @? E96 H2J 7C@> r@=D@? (9:E69625[ (:==:2> z6?E zCF686C[ %62 ~3C69E 2?5 >2?J >@C6]k^Am kAmkDEC@?8m#2DAFE:?
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What you're eating is dirty, and somehow that's a good thing

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By Chris Hewitt 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
What you're eating is dirty, and somehow that's a good thing Forget “loaded.” If you want over-the-top fries, beverages or burgers, you need to dirty them up. Dirty sodas from Sota in Maple Grove are just tip of the dirty food iceberg. (Sharyn Jackson/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share When did it become a good thing for food to be “dirty”?
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