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This pamphlet serves as an introduction to the founding of the organization Alcoholics Anonymous in the late 1930s. It mentions founder Bill W.'s experience with sobriety, meeting co-founder Dr. Bob, and the various places they held meetings.

This zine is a collection of interviews given by Cindy Crabb of the zine Doris, where she talks with alcoholics of differing ages about their experiences drinking as well as with using drugs (the latter for two of the people interviewed). The…

This article was written for Grapevine, the journal for Alcoholics Anonymous, and in it Marty Mann expanded on her experience with alcohol, addiction, and recovery. She also focused on the experiences of other women in recovery, specifically in…

This educational pamphlet serves to inform young school aged people about the dangers of heroin use and addiction. Written primarily by a member of Narcotics Anonymous on behalf of the organization Narcotics Education, Inc., this pamphlet was donated…

This zine is a collection of stories and illustrations contributed by and made for people who identify as shy and are sober or looking to get sober. The entries are personal reflections on the writers’ relationships with substances, with social…

This educational pamphlet serves to inform young school aged people about the dangers of drug use and addiction. On behalf of the organization Narcotics Education, Inc., this pamphlet was donated to Rufus King for use in an instructional program…

This educational pamphlet serves to inform teenagers about the dangers associated with drug use. Written by Edward R. Bloomquist, this pamphlet was donated to Rufus King for use in an instructional program dealing with narcotic drugs. The pamphlet…