Joseph Hirsch Books

Joseph Hirsch crafts compelling narratives that delve into the intricacies of human connection and the darker aspects of existence. His work frequently explores themes of conflict, survival, and the search for identity amidst adversity. Drawing from his extensive military service and experience as a sports correspondent, Hirsch imbues his writing with raw authenticity. His distinctive style is characterized by its directness and its profound ability to capture the emotional depth of his characters.

The Phone in the Fishbowl
186 pages
7 hours of reading
3.4(12)Add rating
Blake Seever is determined to rebuild his life after overcoming a heroin addiction. Having completed a treatment program, he secures a steady job at Telesolutions, a cold-calling firm that sells a variety of products. As he navigates the challenges of recovery and the demands of his new role, Blake faces the complexities of his past and the struggle to maintain his newfound stability while striving for redemption.

The Phone in the Fishbowl