ABOUT FRANK
Frank Bruni has been a prominent journalist for more than three decades, including more than 25 years at The New York Times, the last 10 of them as a nationally renowned op-ed columnist who appeared frequently as a television commentator. (His archive of columns, starting with the most recent, can be found here.) He was also a White House correspondent for the Times, its Rome bureau chief and, for five years, its chief restaurant critic. The Age of Grievance, published in late April 2024, became his fifth New York Times best seller; his previous best sellers include his memoir The Beauty of Dusk, about his medical and spiritual journey after a stroke diminished and imperiled his eyesight, and Where You Go Is Not Who You’ll Be, about the college admissions mania. In July 2021, he became a full professor at Duke University, teaching media-oriented classes in the Sanford School of Public Policy. He continues to write his popular weekly newsletter for the Times (you can sign up here) and to produce occasional essays as one of the newspaper’s Contributing Opinion Writers. He lives in North Carolina.