Hack of All Trades
Barry HutchisonWelcome to the Substack of children's author turned screenwriter turned comic book writer turned sci-fi author turned crime writer turned middle-aged man who likes LEGO, Barry Hutchison (aka, JD Kirk.)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Don't be a Robin
When my son was young, he thought it was hilarious to call me ‘a Robin.’ This was because he had recently discovered that the real name of the character Robin in the Batman universe is Dick. Aged six, this was the funniest thing to him in t...
The curse of the overactive creative brain
EDIT: So, I’ve now discovered that the name ‘Gideon Fell’ is already a (very different) character in mystery novels from the 1930s. What are the chances? So, I’ve now changed the name Gideon Fell to Benedict Fell.
Read My (Unofficial) Doctor Who Short Story
Right. So. Many, many years ago, I wrote a screenplay called CURSE OF THE BOG WOMEN. It was a B-Movie style comedy horror about a group of bog monsters (all female) who rose up around the fictional Highland village of Glen Lachart and did a...
Found Writing: Kentucky Fried Fairy
While searching through my cloud storage for a book I wrote a few years back, I stumbled upon one I wrote waaaay further back than that. 21 years ago, it seems, based on the date on the title page.
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