Frank Nixon is a Montreal-based freelance writer and former investigative journalist.

For decades, he chased leads, interviewed reluctant sources, and wrote for publications of all sizes, driven to uncover the story beneath the surface. Much of his work took him into small towns, where the most revealing truths were often the hardest to reach—and where silence could carry as much weight as a confession.
Now retired from the newsroom but not from storytelling, he turns to fiction to explore the moral and emotional terrain where journalism ends and human lives begin.

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He divides his time between Montreal and the quieter landscapes of the Outaouais region of Quebec.