Website Table of Contents

Join the ADHS and receive the print edition of the SHAD. Use your major credit card.

For an individual one-year membership and subscription to a North American mailing address, click here:

For an individual one-year membership and subscription to an address outside North America, click here:

For an institutional membership to an address anywhere in the world, click here:



Search the ADHS Website


Number of Visitors since January 2005

« Can I interest you in a night cap? | Main | Wales reclaims tea, and bevy of other items, from England's list of national treasures »

A Million Little Lies

The Smoking Gun exposes James Frey's bestselling nonfiction 'memoir,' A Million Little Pieces, as a fraud, filled with 'fabrications, falsehoods, and other fakery.'  It was the most recent pick of the Oprah Book Club, and hugely popular, in part because it repudiated conventional 12-Step wisdom.  The Smoking Gun investigative team, however, has discovered that almost all of the crucial events in it are exaggerated or outright fabrications.

Find the full story here.  (Thanks to Trysh Travis for the link).

Posted by Matthew McKean on January 10, 2006 at 10:58 AM in AA Research, Addiction, Alcohol (miscellaneous), Alcoholism, Drugs (general) | Permalink