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(b.James Frey is the author of a million little pieces and my friend leonard. After battling with alcohol addiction and spending time in rehab, he wrote a million little pieces which was published in 2003 in America and the following year in the UK to critical acclaim. He wrote the sequel, my friend leonard about life after rehab, which was published in 2005 in the US and the year after in the UK. James Frey now lives in New York with his wife, daughter and dog. He is still writing.
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Literary Fiction, Thriller
New and upcoming books
Series
Endgame (with Nils Johnson-Shelton)
1. The Calling (2014)
2. Sky Key (2015)
3. Rules of the Game (2016)
1. The Calling (2014)
2. Sky Key (2015)
3. Rules of the Game (2016)
Endgame: The Fugitive Archives
1. Project Berlin (2016)
2. The Moscow Meeting (2017)
3. The Buried Cities (2017)
1. Project Berlin (2016)
2. The Moscow Meeting (2017)
3. The Buried Cities (2017)
Novels
Bright Shiny Morning (2008)
The Final Testament of the Holy Bible (2011)
Katerina (2018)
Next to Heaven (2025)
The Final Testament of the Holy Bible (2011)
Katerina (2018)
Next to Heaven (2025)
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Books containing stories by James Frey
James Frey recommends
The Cave Dwellers (2021)
Christina McDowell
"The Cave Dwellers is a provocative and extraordinary tale of family legacy, racism, classism and greed. In scathing prose, McDowell’s writing is as addictive as it is powerful. Love this book, and it’s still lingering in my mind weeks after reading it."
The Twenty-Year Death (2012)
Ariel S Winter
"Not content with writing one first novel like ordinary mortals, Ariel Winter has written three – and in the style of some of the most famous crime writers of all time for good measure. It's a virtuoso act of literary recreation that's both astonishingly faithful and wildly, audaciously original. One hell of a debut."
Body Copy (2009)
Michael Craven
"Funny, tense, smart... Elmore Leonard and Carl Hiaasen should be proud [that] there's finally a writer to carry on their tradition."
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