Frank Joseph is a seasoned journalist and author. From the grit of Chicago to the high-stakes corridors of Washington, D.C., Frank spent the 1960s and 1970s reporting on a nation in flux. He shares firsthand accounts of reporting from the streets during historic riots as well as navigating the capital during the unraveling of Watergate.
Frank proves that it is never too late to reinvent oneself. After decades of reporting facts, he transitioned to fiction and became a published author in his sixties. He demonstrates how a lifetime of journalistic observation can fuel a powerful second act in storytelling.
