In his prize-winning debut, How the Losers Love What's Lost, Frank stares, unflinchingly, into the many faces of disappointment and loss: loss of control, perspective, position, a loved one, the self. Exploring a variety of received forms, he inhabits persona after persona of outsiders, both loser and witness for the lost. Frank is "a sly cartographer" of this landscape steeped with human failings and lushly populated by the 'losers' who try to live, even thrive, within it.