William E. Correll (Life Treatment Center) "This book describes the way alcoholics actually think better than anything I have ever read."

The world of the good old-timers of the early Alcoholics Anonymous movement comes alive in this book. It tells the interlocking stories of seven people from diverse backgrounds--men, women, black, white, wealthy, poor--who lived and taught the A.A. program with such clarity and spiritual depth, that people came from miles away to sit at their feet and be taught by them.

This account was originally written for the local intergroups, to tell how A.A....

William E. Correll (Life Treatment Center) "This book describes the way alcoholics actually think better than anything I have ever read."

The world of the good old-timers of the early Alcoholics Anonymous movement comes alive in this book. It tells the interlocking stories of seven people from diverse backgrounds--men, women, black, white, wealthy, poor--who lived and taught the A.A. program with such clarity and spiritual depth, that people came from miles away to sit at their feet and be taught by them.

This account was originally written for the local intergroups, to tell how A.A....