Alcoholics Anonymous
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Alcoholics Anonymous is the author behind the foundational text of the recovery program. Their work, including "Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers," offers firsthand accounts and guidance for those seeking sobriety. These books are essential reading for anyone interested in the history and practice of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Frequently asked questions
Alcoholics Anonymous is primarily known as the collective author of the "Big Book," which outlines the twelve-step program for recovery from alcoholism. This foundational text has guided millions worldwide in their journey to sobriety.
Beyond the original text, Alcoholics Anonymous has published numerous other books and pamphlets that delve deeper into the principles, traditions, and history of the fellowship. These include personal stories of recovery and guides for specific aspects of the program.
The works attributed to Alcoholics Anonymous are a collaborative effort, primarily written by the early members of the fellowship, including its co-founders Bill W. and Dr. Bob. The content reflects the collective experience and wisdom of the community.