Episode 208 – Interview with Garrett Hutson

Garrett Hutson writes upmarket mysteries and historical spy fiction, with a cast of characters that reflect the diversity and variety of their respective eras. We caught up with him to get his definition and ideas about what upmarket means, talk about his approach to historical fiction like in his Gray Paree, and hear more exciting things about the pre-launch of his piratical LGBT buccaneer adventure novel.

• Garrett’s website
• The book of faces
• Twitter (@GarrettBHutson)
• Pre-launch link for LGBT buccaneers! You can be a backer!

Garrett’s books – via Universal Book Links:

1. Death in Shanghai series:
   • The Jade Dragon
   • Assassin’s Hood
   • No Accidental Death
   • The Pink Lotus
2. Tales of the Bohemian Resistance series:
   • Gray Paree
   • Each Hidden Passage
3. Martin Schuller, Spy Catcher series:
   • Hidden Among Us
   • Spy Tango
   • The Swiss Conspiracy
4. Standalone novels:
   • Of Wild and Merry Men
   • In a Safe Town

These will give you the option to select your favorite retailer, and that will take you to the appropriate site for your country. 

Mentions from Episode 208:

• Barry Burg’s Sodomy and the Pirate Tradition
• Pirate Utopia
• Our Flag Means Death
• Though sodomy remained a capital crime until 1861, the last British naval execution for the offense was in 1829, the last in the UK itself in 1835.
• 1911