Definition: Trish McEvoy (born September 12, 1968) is an American author and television host. She grew up in the South Bronx neighborhood of New York City and was raised by her mother and stepfather. Trish moved to California with her family when she was about six years old. After college, Trish worked as a reporter at The San Francisco Chronicle for three years before landing a job at "The Hollywood Reporter." She spent several years reporting on Hollywood films and television shows. In 2001, Trish began writing and publishing her first novel, "The Lost Man," which was later adapted into a film. In 2004, she published her second novel, "The Girl in the Blue Dress," which was followed by three more novels and a television series adaptation of her book. In 2016, Trish McEvoy launched her own podcast, "The Lost Man Podcast," which explores the lives and stories of people who have disappeared during their time on set. She has also written for several other publications and is known for her investigative journalism. Trish McEvoy's work has been noted for its unique storytelling style and attention to detail. Her books often delve into issues related to mental health, trauma, and loss, with a focus on the lives of people who have been in danger or distress during their careers.

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