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A Girl from the Midwest

November 2014
An alcoholic gay woman finds sobriety and acceptance in AA

Shangri-La

November 2014
It was the AA guys in prison who taught him about a new freedom and a new happiness

The Ordinary Things

November 2014
Being sober, she could appreciate the simple rhythms of peaceful living

The Old Magic Came Back

September 1981
Frustration and anger vanished when he got back to the mainstream of AA

Reality Is the Antidote

April 1976
Our fantasy worlds never wear very well

Shy?

April 1976
Why do we worry too much about what others may think of us?

Pride

April 1976
First in a series dealing with seven deadly character defects

Who, Me?

September 1968
If you're drinking too much, but think your life is still manageable because you're a top executive of a good-sized company, read this and see if you don't agree that it just plain makes sense to quit while you've still got some chips left

So Changed a Life

September 1968
The author's story, "Fear of Fear," appears on page 330 of the revised edition of Alcoholics Anonymous, published in 1955. <lb Big Book Stories--Updated

Total Sobriety

October 1951

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