Arthur Frank is a Canadian-American sociologist and author. His book and audiobook The Wounded Storyteller is a landmark work exploring how people use stories to make sense of illness, examining the different narrative forms that patients adopt and how storytelling shapes the experience of being ill. Frank's writing is intellectually rich, compassionate and deeply influential, and the audiobook is essential listening for anyone interested in health, narrative and the human experience of illness.
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