A Mass Shooting Survivor’s Reckoning with Vulnerability and Self-Protection
Coming to Terms is a powerful and thought-provoking memoir by David Frankel, a survivor of the 1993 mass shooting at 101 California Street in San Francisco. Co-authored with constitutional attorney C.D. “Chuck” Michel, the book explores how Frankel’s search for meaning, justice, and personal safety led to a profound transformation.
“This is not just a story of trauma and recovery—it’s an invitation to rethink what it truly means to protect ourselves and those we love.”
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About the Authors
David Frankel is an attorney, writer, and survivor of the 1993 101 California Street shooting. His experience shaped decades of advocacy and reflection on the meaning of self-protection and resilience.
Follow him on X (Twitter) at @davidfrankelusa.
C.D. “Chuck” Michel is a leading civil rights attorney, president of the California Rifle & Pistol Association, and author of California Gun Laws.
For media inquiries, contact: Chuck Michel – chuckmichel@coldawpublishing.com | (562) 216-4457