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Boucher, Mr Randy Scott

 
9781984123152: Don't let it show

Synopsis

Readers have described the book as honest, moving, and a testament to the author's resilience. It's considered an easy read that keeps you engaged, and many readers found it difficult to put down. The book is praised for its raw honesty and the author's ability to convey his pain and struggles with vulnerability.
Randy S. Boucher is an author known for his deeply personal and often raw storytelling, drawing from a life filled with adversity, resilience, and transformation. His works explore themes like identity, family conflict, workplace struggles, and the search for self-acceptance—often through a lens of LGBTQ+ experience and working-class grit.

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À propos de l'auteur

Randy lives in Seattle, Washington with Aaron, his husband of eighteen years. In 2001, they were married in a Civil Union in Vermont. Then re-married in Victoria, Canada in 2003. And, if that was not enough, they were re-re-married in San Francisco in 2008, now that's married. Randy's favorite vacation was a trip with his husband Aaron to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. "We went zip-lining (a humorous event considering I am afraid of heights), swam with dolphins (even though I can't swim), and went horseback riding (I rode a mean rocking horse when I was kid)." Randy is a machinist by trade and as far as he knows, he's the only gay machinist around. He has a son, Randy II, and two dogs, Katy, Benjamin, and one cat, Felix. Randy's hopes his true-life experiences will attest to today's gay youths that, Life does get Better.

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