Phillip J. Boucher

Phillip J. Boucher is a freelance writer and author of mostly technical non-fiction but has now added fantasy fiction to his works. Involved in the Amateur Radio hobby (VE3BOC), he is a long-time columnist for The Canadian Amateur magazine. He is also the author of the trade books "Slot Machines: Fun Machines or Tax Machines?", "The Complete Guide to Canada's General Mobile Radio Service", and "The Almost Complete Guide to Yaesu's VX-6R".

He is currently two novels published: TATTONVILLE, a Native supernatural novel, and DRAGONSTOEN, a fantasy novel. His fantasy short stories, "Dragonstoen: An Amulet for a Prince", "The Tower of Eletal", and "Disturbance Call at the Fairy Bar" have been published by Necrology Shorts (www.necrologyshorts.com). He is currently working on a number of novels, short stories, and non-fiction book proposals.

Phillip lives in central Ontario Canada with his wife, dogs, and all the fantasy creatures that reside in his head.