Ewart Hutton

Ewart Hutton
Ewart Hutton was born and raised in and around Glasgow before slipping south to university in Manchester, and then on to diverse occupations in London. He has won numerous awards and prizes for his radio plays which have been produced for BBC Radio 4 in London and Cardiff, RTE in Dublin, and Radio Clyde in Glasgow. His stage play The Making of Forfar Athletic’s Austrian Supporters Club won the joint Traverse Theatre and Scottish Television Enterprise’s Comedy Play Competition, and his play Letters from Ezra was a joint winner of the Croydon Warehouse Theatre’s International Playwriting Festival. He now lives on the Welsh Marches with his wife Annie.

Books by Ewart Hutton

Good People

The first novel – in a three book deal – to feature the wonderful Welsh Detective Sergeant, Glyn Capaldi.

When some of Mochdre’s local worthies come back drunk as skunks from a rugby international … stealing then abandoning a mini-bus, and staying out all night in the surrounding hills with a prostitute who can’t now be traced, the local police are happy enough to put it down to high spirits. These are good people after all: upstanding members of this insular small town.

Glyn, however - the incomer, the guy from the big city - thinks there’s something more sinister at work. And he won’t let it go …

World Rights: Blue Door

Ewart Hutton is represented at Jenny Brown Associates by Stan - .

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