Title: Lies Matter
Product review: To those who say it doesn't matter whether the book is fact or fiction: it mattered to Frey, it mattered to his publisher and it mattered to Oprah. And it matters to most readers too.-The book was rejected by many publishers as a work of fiction (which it apparently is, in substantial part). Only got accepted once he labelled it (falsely) non-fiction-Labelling it non-fiction was representing to the reader that "this actually happened".-Frey compounded his lies by going on Oprah and elsewhere to sell his book and discussing his "experiences"--some of which never actually happened.On Oprah (whose selection of the book sold more than a million copies) Frey talked about all his personal struggles. Do you think for a moment he would have been picked by Oprah, and invited on, if he'd admitted he made up key events in the book?
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