Christopher Huang is concerned with more than just whodunit

“I don’t feel I have a standard way of attacking all this just yet. It’s still early.”
It’s not every day that a writer admits to being nervous at the start of an interview. But then, few writers achieve the vertical career liftoff that Christopher Huang is experiencing. The Singapore-born Montrealer’s debut novel, A Gentleman’s Murder (Inkshares, 352 pages, $19.99), set in post-First World War England, has not only caused an international buzz among mys