Randy S. Boucher

Randy S. Boucher is an author who writes raw, personal memoirs about his life experiences, often focusing on his LGBTQ+ experience, working-class background, and battles with adversity.

Background: He was born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, is a machinist by trade, and is an avid gardener and painter. He lives in Seattle, Washington, with his husband, Aaron. He also volunteers in the fight against AIDS.

Themes: His work explores identity, family conflict, workplace struggles, and finding self-acceptance. He has written openly about a troubled upbringing, being a gay man, an HIV-positive diagnosis, and finding happiness after difficult challenges.

Notable Works:

Don't let it show

I'm A Rotten Son

My Dad Killed My Dogs

I left my Angel in San Francisco

Private Time for Quotes

The Truth That Leads to Eternal Shunning

Becoming a Supervisor with a Secret

Workers’ Compensation: A Real Pain in the Neck

“Don’t Let it Show”—Award-Winning Finalist, LGBTQ: Non-Fiction Category, 2018 International Book Awards.