Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry is a frank memoir about childhood ambition, international fame, addiction and recovery. Perry describes the public success associated with playing Chandler Bing while addressing the private illness that continued despite professional achievement.

About the book

The narrative moves between family history, acting, relationships, medical crises and repeated attempts at sobriety. Perry writes with humour but does not reduce addiction to a simple lesson or quick recovery. Readers should expect direct discussion of substance dependence and serious health consequences.

Condition note: SKU IMP-2390 identifies this listing as an imperfect copy offered separately at a reduced price. The reading content remains the same, but the physical copy may show cosmetic or handling imperfections.

Why readers choose this memoir

• Behind-the-scenes perspective on a major television career
• Direct discussion of addiction, relapse and recovery
• A contrast between public recognition and private struggle
• Relevant to celebrity-memoir and recovery readers

Product details

• Title: Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
• Author: Matthew Perry
• Condition: Imperfect copy
• Subject: Memoir, acting, addiction and recovery
• SKU: IMP-2390
• Delivery: Available across Sri Lanka

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