James Frey

James Frey is an American author best known for his controversial memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," published in 2003. The book details his struggles with addiction and recovery but faced backlash when it was revealed that Frey had exaggerated and fabricated parts of his story. This controversy raised important questions about the nature of memoirs and truth in non-fiction writing. Despite the backlash, Frey has continued to write and publish, exploring themes of addiction and personal struggle in various works, including novels and essays. His experiences have sparked discussions about authenticity in storytelling.