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J.C. Hutchins
J.C. Hutchins is a "podiobook" pioneer. His science fiction trilogy, "Seventh Son," is among the world's most popular independently produced podcast audiobooks. The final book in the series hit the web on July 7, 2007 (7-7-7), a landmark moment for a story he quit his day job to tell.
"Seventh Son" has featured cameos by science fiction/horror icons Nathan Fillion, George Romero, Richard Hatch, Alan Dean Foster, Kevin J. Anderson and others. In March 2007, the novel was featured in The New York Times.
In his previous life as a journalist, he wrote for The Palm Beach Post, the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Lexington Herald-Leader (Ky.), and Wizard: The Comics Magazine.
Specializing in features and entertainment reporting, Hutchins interviewed comic book industry icons such as Alan Moore, Will Eisner, Warren Ellis, Kevin Smith, Mark Waid and Neil Gaiman. During a 2001 controversy sparked by B.C., a popular newspaper comic strip, one critic considered Hutchins' feature on the topic "the single best piece of journalism generated by the controversy."
Hutchins lives in South Florida with his girlfriend, and their cat, Chester.
Hutch is one of the hardest working artists in the New Media sphere and is very gregarious. He is very reciprocal when it comes to help and promoting.
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Mark Forman