Claude Soucie

(? , November 18th 1996) was a author of Board games.

Claude Soucie was born with the Canada and arrived at the the United States whereas he was young child. During the great depression, it started to invent plays to amuse his brothers and sisters and his young friends. It read enormously and with much interest. It met Anne at the school of grammar. Anne and Claude married in 1948 and had seven children who became testers of the plays of Claude. Often, it happened that a child who was quite advanced in a part is disappointed when its dad immediately ceased playing to make changes in the design. Watch (1979) and Quick (1992) was conceived during such sessions of play.

In 1964 Claude published itself its first play, Big Funeral, which, because of its significant topic, was not published by a house of play during 25 years until Hexagames, one year after having published Lines off Action, does not decide to publish under the name of Schickeria in 1989.

Claude Soucie had interest for the comedy what is seen in the titles of its plays. Some of its plays not published were called " Knife Your Buddy" , " Split Personnality" , and " Swindle".

In 1949, Claude read an article relating to Sid Sackson in the Esquire magazine. That took two years to him, but he courageously telephoned Sid Sackson in 1951. From this phone call was born a long friendship between the families Sackson and Soucie which reached its culminating point when the son of Sid Sackson married the oldest daughter of Claude Soucie.

Claude Soucie is deceased on November 18th, 1996.

(according to the biography written by its wife Anne)

Ludography

Only author

Big Funeral, 1964, not published
Knife Your Buddy???? , not published
Split Personality???? , not published
Qwindle???? , not published
Watch, 1979, MPH Ranges Company
Lines off Action, 1988, Hexagames/Abacus
Schickeria, 1989, Hexagames
Quick, 1992, Abacus

External bonds

plays of {{PAGENAME}} on Luding

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