
Don Hutchison
Don Hutchison (born 1931) is a Canadian writer, editor, journalist, and cinematographer with a long interest in pulp fiction. He wrote The Great Pulp Heroes, a nonfiction study of pulp characters and magazines, and edited the Northern Frights anthology series. His fiction includes the story “Let the Serpent Beguile,” published in the Canadian science-fiction magazine Trumpet.
Hutchison’s work includes both criticism and anthologies. He has written extensively on pulp-era authors and magazines, and his anthology projects have featured Canadian speculative fiction.
Books By Don Hutchison
It’s Always Raining Corpses in Chinatown
0Arden X. Pangborn, Dane Gregory, Dashiell Hammett, Don Hutchison, Emile C. Tepperman, Frank Gruber, Franklyn E. Hamilton, Frederick Nebel, George F. Worts, Hugh B. Cave, Jerome Rozen, John K. Butler, Justin Case, Loring Brent, Ralph R. Perry, Russell Gray, Sidney Herschel Small, Steve Fisher, T.T. Flynn, William Hines$39.95 – $54.95Price range: $39.95 through $54.95

