Award-winning journalist Kevin Fagan – episodically homelessness in his youth – spent decades covering homelessness for the San Francisco Chronicle. His book The Lost and the Found, hailed by the New York Times as “riveting, deeply compassionate,” dives deeply into the real lives of people living on the streets, shining a spotlight on the moral side of this American crisis and giving voice to its victims.
In conversation with former Contra Costa Times editor Lisa Wrenn, Kevin celebrates the paperback release of his critically acclaimed book and provides a close up view of what it’s really like to be unhoused.