About Us:

White-Boucke Publishing was founded in 1987 in Glendale, California, as a part-time venture offering technical documentation services to local industry and machine stenography services to local insurance and medical concerns. We published our first commercial book "The UnDutchables" in 1989 and it soon became a European bestseller - a status that it continues to hold overseas. This early success enabled us to develop White-Boucke Publishing into a full-time business and thus expand both the book publishing and stenography activities.

The premier road manager, Phil Kaufman, honored us with his autobiography "Road Mangler Deluxe," in 1993. This offering immediately enhanced our standing in the book world by receiving excellent reviews in major US publications such as The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times and Entertainment Weekly, in addition to becoming a Tower bestseller. The book has since been featured on radio shows countrywide, and the author has appeared on national TV (including "Donahue" and various TNN programs). The titles that followed have all been a commercial success - we have never forced a title out of print.

In 1994, White-Boucke Publishing relocated to Colorado and became a fully fledged corporation. In this capacity, we continue to offer unique, lively works of non-fiction, often with a strong element of humor, and are also developing a series of reference works for Court Reporters - a very specialized field. Our philosophy is to be highly objective in selecting subject matter, and to give each book a unique presentation: from cover design to inside layout. As a result, we publish very few new titles each year.

As an additional yet equally important activity, we provide realtime captioning for deaf and hard-of-hearing people in the state of Colorado. Current clients include universities, community colleges, courts and police departments, industrial concerns, and of course private individuals.