My Prickly Conscience Named Charlie
December 1960
By:
Anonymous
| Mt. Rainer, Maryland
He's diffident, lonely, hard to know. Yet his kindly understanding of other lonely people is enriching their lives
Around the World
January 1959
By:
C R. C. P.
| Queensland
THE LIFE OF A LONER - News, comments and letters from and about AA's worldwide outposts and centers--gleaned from letters to the Grapevine and the General Service Office, and from the "AA Exchange Bulletin," published monthly by GSO.
A Simple Acrostic
January 1956
By:
Ann T.
| Kansas City, Missouri
One way to take a word nobody likes
Lest We Forget
February 1954
Excerpt from the fifteenth printing of the book "Alcoholics Anonymous," Pages 98-100
How It Works
December 1953
By:
Anonymous
| New York City, New York
Another recovered alcoholic tells
Are Women the Orphans of AA?
April 1953
By:
B. D.
| Woodside, New York
In my opinion, there are as many, if not more, female problem drinkers as male," writes a Buffalo doctor in a recent issue of GP. Does AA membership reflect this trend? A woman member raises this and other disturbing questions.
The Faith That Moves Drunks Can Move the World!
April 1951
By:
JACK ALEXANDER
The man who ten years ago dared to give AA its first big journalistic boost believes. . .
To the Rescue
March 2011
By:
Amy M.
| Aurora, Colorado
Working the Steps again helped her see that she had made another member her Higher Power
Web Exclusive: What It’s Like Now
March 2011
By:
Ginger
| Evansdale, Iowa
An old-timer tells why it’s important to share what she’s going through today.
A VISION FOR US
July 2010
By:
REVEREND WARD B. EWING
A longtime friend of AA shares his thoughts on the Fellowship's future
RESTORED TO INSANITY
May 2010
By:
SKIP J.
| Shawnee, Kan.
Sober but away from AA for years, he found that his alcoholic thinking was back
Amends on the 50-yard line
November 2009
By:
TOM S.
| Kansas City, Mo.
A humiliating public episode on a football field and its aftermath are a father's wake-up call
A Close Shave
July 2008
By:
Jeff G.
| St. Louis, Missouri
When the going gets tough, a sponsor gets going
Of Myth and Martyrs
October 1995
By:
Ernest S.
| York Harbor, Maine
A response to the May 1995 Grapevine article, "Whose Message Are We Carrying?" by J.J. from Belton, S.C.
Do We Need Each Other?
January 1994
By:
B. L.
| Manhattan, New York
Tradition One - Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends upon AA unity.