Frank Warren is a savant when it comes to secrets—-recalling, when prompted, many of the anonymous ones he's published online and in his books ... Frank Warren is a savant when it comes to ...

Confess your depression, dreams, stories and experiences to the world, without ever having to reveal your face or name. Readers of PostSecret, a blog that allows its users to anonymously reveal ...

Frank Warren, creator of {A href="http://postsecret.blogspot.com/" target=_blank}PostSecret, a blog that publishes anonymous confessions by people from all over the ...

Frank Warren, the founder of the PostSecret project, has often been called “the most trusted stranger in America,” a moniker well-deserved when considering the over 200,000 secrets he has received in ...

So much of online discourse is toxic. Cloaked in anonymity, trolls and bullies and liars have made much of the web a hell-scape. But it doesn’t have to be that way. PostSecret is proof. The community ...

Eyebrows were raised and tears were dropped equally this past Thursday when Frank Warren, the creator of PostSecret.com, shared a selection of secrets during his visit to Bailey Hall. PostSecret began ...

The message from the man who some say holds more secrets than anyone else in the world may be surprising: Sharing secrets brings people together, he told a large crowd in Billings on Tuesday. Frank ...

“I once received a one-pound bag of coffee,” PostSecret founder Frank Warren said to the full house on Monday night’s PostSecret presentation. “The secret was on the back and it said, ‘For whatever ...

For most people, the PostSecret phenomenon remains behind the pages of a book or the bright light of the computer screen. Last night, approximately 1500 students gathered in Burruss Hall to witness ...

Frank Warren had an idea for a community art project: he began handing out postcards to strangers and leaving them in public places--asking people to write down a secret they had never told anyone and ...