Alcoholism At Large
February 2016
Alcoholism At Large
January 2016
I Can Smell the Cookies
September 2015
At Wit's End
December 2014
A Cake for Charley
September 2014
By:
Charley K.
| Manhattan, Kansas
Here I am, a man of 74 years, celebrating his fourth AA birthday, happy to be here and happy to be alive.
Alcoholism at Large
April 2014
Finally At Peace
March 2014
By:
Janet B.
| Milanville, Pennsylvania
The Promises came true for her after she worked the Steps with her sponsor
Changing Boats
November 2013
The fellowship he found in the rooms was much more real than the one he found in the bars
At Wit's End
November 2012
When the Big "I" Becomes Nobody
November 1975
By:
Harry M. Tiebout, MD
From the September 1965 Grapevine
Activity Addicts
March 1975
By:
Paul M.
| Riverside, Illinois
If we can keep ourselves busy enough we won't have time to face ourselves
The Beautiful-woman Drunk
June 1971
By:
B. W.
| Mission, British Columbia
We charmed the total stranger into buying us a drink
Embracing Change and Tradition Five
A member applies her sense of this tradition to various AA customs
When the Big "I" Becomes Nobody
September 1965
By:
Harry M. Tiebout, M.D.
Why stress anonymity in AA? There is a profound psychological reason. Here a distinguished psychiatrist, an old friend of AA, and a Class A (non-alcoholic) Trustee of our General Service Board gives his insight into it.
Jazz Musician
August 1961
By:
V. G.
| Van Nuys, California
Like the arrangements my combo played, I gave the cue for the finale
Adam Didn't Know
December 1960
By:
H. M.
| Newport Beach, California
Living is much more complicated for us than it was for Adam. But one thing is simplicity itself: The AA program.
On Personality Change
March 1960
Variety of Angles Studied
August 1947