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Alex Hutchinson is a lifelong adventure writer. He has traveled with the Circus, trained in the U.S. Army, fought in fight clubs, worked in politics and slammed it up in backyard wrestling. He has had 72 jobs and entered 300+ competitions in 12 sports. He has written 9 books and over 700 articles. He has also helped finance 2 motion pictures. His books were published as fiction but are inspired by real life experiences.





William Shatner: You can call me Bill is the first feature-length documentary dedicated to the life, career, and philosophy of William Shatner. It has a rotten tomatoes score of 84% and a popcorn score of 95%. Alex was a Gold level financier on this film, his name is listed in the credits. Available on Amazon.com



The Last Kumite: A karate champion is forced to fight in an illegal and deadly fighting competition in order to save his kidnapped daughter. It has a popcorn score of 68%. Alex was a financier on this film, his name is listed in the credits. Available on Amazon.com



Twisted Trails: Award winning short stories about the joy of cycling. A must read for Mountain Bikers. It has a 4.3 Star rating from 34 reviews.  Available on Amazon


Twisted Trails: Least of the Beast: More crazy stories about the future of mountain biking. Available on Amazon


Purple State: Do you love political conspiracies? Two real life elections in Florida were the inspiration for this tale of murder, cover-ups and election fraud. Available on Amazon


Virgin Gloves: Way ahead of its time, this was the FIRST EVER novel that mixed LGBTQ issues with the sport of prize fighting. Available on Amazon


Backyard Empire: The FIRST and perhaps only novel about the obscure sport of backyard wrestling. This tale was inspired by true events. Available on Amazon.com


Before they were HAWKS: High school in the 1980's was all about survival. This fast moving tale follows a group of kids fighting back against bullies. Available on Amazon.com.


Almost Columbine: When a high school student is pushed to the edge he prepares to take revenge on his tormentors. Will his friends help or hinder the plot? Available on Amazon


Anarchy Bell: This sexy mix of dark ambition, cynicism and politics is a rarity in the world of poetry. Prepare to feel the pain bleeding off these pages. Available on Amazon


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