David Bouchier

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East End Ink presents public radio commentator David Bouchier reading from his Not Quite the Stranger - essays on life in France and a ‘non-memoir’ Lucky Man - A Life in Essays

David Bouchier was recorded in May 2016 at Canios Books, Sag Harbor.
 Thanks to Maryann Calendrille and Kathryn Szoka

listen here

David Bouchier read from

Not Quite the Stranger - essays on life in France published in 2015

and a ‘non-memoir’ Lucky Man - A Life in Essays published in 2016.

Other collections of David Bouchier’s work include The Cats and the Water Bottles and The Accidental Immigrant

New from David Bouchier: Out of Thin Air is a collection of a hundred and thirty essays aired on public radio between 2011 and 2017. 


Mr. Bouchier was last heard on East End Ink in August 2012

David Bouchier’s commentaries on contemporary life are heard on WSHU 
Public Radio.

He is expected to read again at Canios Books in the near future. 

More information on Mr. Bouchier’s work is at davidbouchier.com. 



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