Robert  R. Frump

Robert R. Frump

2 books

About the Author

Robert R. Frump is an acclaimed investigative journalist and author whose work delves into the harrowing realities of maritime life and the human cost of navigating treacherous seas. With a career spanning decades, Frump has reported for major outlets like the Wall Street Journal and Philadelphia Inquirer, earning accolades for his meticulous research and compelling narratives that expose systemic failures and individual heroism. His books, including The Captains of Thor: What Really Caused the Loss of the SS El Faro in Hurricane Joaquin and Until the Sea Shall Free Them: Life, Death, and Survival in the Merchant Marine (Bluejacket Books), offer gripping accounts of maritime disasters, blending firsthand accounts, historical analysis, and a deep respect for the seafaring community. Frump's writing not only informs but also honors the unsung heroes of the merchant marine, prompting readers to confront the perils of the ocean and the lessons learned from tragedy.

Writing style
investigative narrative-driven immersive

Books by Robert R. Frump