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• I Saw Religion Remake A Drunkard    -Your Faith, September 1939
• Alcoholics and God    -Liberty, September 30, 1939
• The Elrick B. Davis Articles    -Cleveland Plain Dealer, Oct.- Nov. 1939
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Newsweek, February 19, 1940
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Time, February 19, 1940
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Scribner's Commentator, January 1941
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Saturday Evening Post, March 1, 1941
• Laymen and Alcoholics    -Harper's Magazine, September 1941
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Saturday Night, November 27, 1943
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Read, February 1944
• Alcoholics Cured by Faith    -Science Digest, May 1944
• Yale to Rehabilitate Alcoholics    -Science Digest, June 1944
• Help for Drunkards    -Time, October 23, 1944
• "Maybe I Can Do It Too"    -Reader's Digest, November 1944
• Alcoholism-Is there a cure?    -Family Circle, January 5, 1945
• It's Fun to Be Sober    -Newsweek, January 15, 1945
• Alcoholics on the Air    -Time, March 5, 1945
• Alcoholics Anonymous Doing Great Job in Its New Times Sq. Clubhouse    -Variety, March 28, 1945
• I Was A Drunk    -Maclean's, May 15, 1945
• Blueplate Gospel    -New Republic, May 21, 1945
• Case History of an Alcoholic    -Look, June 26, 1945
• We Are Lonely People    -True Confessions, July 1945
• My Return from the Half-World of Alcoholism    -Reader's Digest, January 1946
• The Sick Person We Call an Alcoholic    -New York Times Magazine, April 21, 1946
• Alcoholism    -True, May 1946
• Can Alcoholics Recover    -Ladies' Home Journal, August 1946
• I'm an Alcoholic Who Quit Drinking    -Rotarian, September 1946
• Heightened Hope for Alcoholics    -American Weekly, October 27, 1946
• I'm An Alcoholic's Wife    -Maclean's, December 15, 1946
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Vital Speeches of the Day, February 1, 1947
• Life Membership    -Time, February 26, 1947
• I Was An Alcoholic    -Pageant, April 1947
• Problem Drinkers    -Survey Midmonthly, June 1947
• Can We Conquer Alcoholism    -Health, July 1947
• We Can Lick Alcoholism    -Science Illustrated, June 1948
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Hygeia, July 1948
• Hope for the Alcoholic    -Survey, April 1949
• I Went Back To A Drunk    -Maclean's, June 1, 1949
• New Help for Alcoholics    -Coronet, July 1949
• How San Francisco Sobers 'Em Up    -Liberty, July 1949
• Skid Row – U.S.A. (part 1)    -Collier's, August 27, 1949
• Skid Row – U.S.A. (part 2)    -Collier's, September 3, 1949
• Medical Care For Alcoholics    -See, September 1949
• My Lost Seven Years    -Radio and TV Mirror, March 1950
• The Drunkard's Best Friend    -Saturday Evening Post, April 1, 1950
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Illustrated, April 8, 1950
• Double-Barreled Hope for Alcoholics    -Reader's Digest, October 1950
• A.A. A Uniquely American Phenomenon -a    -Fortune, February 1951
• A.A. A Uniquely American Phenomenon -b    -Fortune, February 1951
• Dr. Bob    -American Weekly, March 11, 1951
• I'm a Nurse in an Alcoholic Ward    -Saturday Evening Post, October 18, 1952
• The Shame of Skid Row    -Saturday Evening Post, December 20, 1952
• The 24-Hour Club for Alcoholics    -Your Life, January 1953
• The Facts About Alcoholism    -U.S. News & World Report, October 2, 1953
• Convicts Take the Cure    -American Mercury, October 1953
• "We Couldn't Work If We Were Known"    -Carnival, February 1954
• A Letter To A Woman Alcoholic    -Good Housekeeping, March 1954
• Suggested as Model: Alcoholics Anonymous    -Science NewsLetter: June 19, 1954
• These Drug Addicts Cure One Another    -Saturday Evening Post, August 7, 1954
• Alcoholics Anonymous: No Booze But Plenty of Babes    -Confidential, September 1954
• Hit Bottom Then Bounce    -American Mercury, October 1954
• Alcoholics Not-So Anonymous    -Rave, March 1955
• Why Not Delinquents Anonymous?    -American Mercury, March 1955
• Help for the Alcoholic's Family    -Saturday Evening Post, July 2, 1955
• Saved From Skid Row    -Time, July 18, 1955
• The "Big Book": Bible for Alcoholics    -Saturday Review, August 27, 1955
• Are You Driving Your Alcoholic To Drink? -Pageant, December 1955
• The Uphill Fight Against Alcoholism    -Reader's Digest, April 1956
• A.A.'s Auxiliary    -Time, December 17, 1956
• If You Joined Alcoholics Anonymous    -Saga, September 1957
• When You Call A.A.    -Good Housekeeping, September 1957
• They're Rehabilitating the Alcoholic Worker    -Reader's Digest, August 1958
• Passionately Anonymous    -Time, July 11, 1960
• Alcoholism...the problem brought up to date    -Consumer Reports, November 1960
• Hope in a Bitter Teen-Age Tragedy    -Life, February 10, 1961
• Alcoholism . . . An Agonized Plea for Love   -Cosmopolitan, July 1961
• The Housewife's Secret Sickness   -Saturday Evening Post, January 27, 1962
• Making Marriage Work: The Alcoholic Parent   -Ladies' Home Journal, October 1962
• What the Alcoholic Owes to Marty Mann   -Reader's Digest, January 1963
• Alcoholics Anonymous: Cult or Cure?   -Harper's Magazine, February 1963
• The Law of Unselfishness   -Reader's Digest, February 1964
• Alcoholics Anonymous- Dangers of Success   -The Nation, March 2, 1964
• Alcoholics Can Be Cured—Despite A.A.   -Saturday Evening Post, September 19, 1964
• The Thirteenth Step   -Real, September 1965
• An Alcoholic's Letter to His Son   -Reader's Digest, November 1966
• When A Parent Drinks Too Much   -Parent's Magazine, July 1967
• The Beginning of Wisdom About Alcoholism   -Fortune, May 1968
• I Was an Alcoholic Housewife   -Reader's Digest, September 1968
• Anonymous Ally   -Time, February 8, 1971
• My Parents Drink Too Much   -Seventeen, April 1971
• The Neglected Tragedy of Alcoholism   -Plain Truth, October 1971
• A Farewell to Alcohol   -Atlantic Monthly, January 1972
• I Was A Teen Alcoholic    -Seventeen, March 1974
• Alcoholism: New Victims, New Treatments    -Time, April 22, 1974
• An Oasis Called Al-Anon    -Reader's Digest, September 1976
• Alcoholics Are Just Like You and Me    -Saturday Night, June 1978
• Programs that will help you stay on the wagon    -Business Week, October 26, 1981
• Getting Straight    -Newsweek, June 4, 1984
• Alcoholism Treatment    -Society, July/August 1984
• Fifty Years, a Day at a Time    -Time, May 20, 1985
• Alcoholics Anonymous Celebrates Its 50th Year    -Saturday Evening Post, August 1985
• Unforgettable Bill W.    -Reader's Digest, April 1986
• A Drunkard's Progress    -Harper's Magazine, October 1986
• When Your Child Drinks    -Reader's Digest, November 1986
• The Long Road Back    -Newsweek, May 11, 1987
• A Humanist Alternative to A.A.'s Twelve Steps    -The Humanist, July/August 1987
• Getting Better    -Encounter, September/October 1987
• Out in the Open    -Time, November 30, 1987
• "I'm One Drink Away From A Drunk"    -U.S. News and World Report, November 30, 1987
• Alcohol And Free Will    -New Republic, December 14, 1987
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -New York Times Magazine, February 21, 1988
• Long-Awaited Book on AA Doesn't Satisfy    -Newsweek, April 11, 1988
• A New Course On Campus: A.A. 101    -Newsweek, November 28, 1988
• The Twelve Step Program: Cure or Cover?    -Utne Reader, November/December 1988
• A.A.: Guilt and god for the gullible    -Utne Reader, November/December 1988
• Recovery as Process    -Utne Reader, November/December 1988
• Alcoholics Anonymous: From surrender to transformation    -Utne Reader, November/December 1988
• Hollywood: God is Nigh    -Newsweek, December 12, 1988
• A New Generation Fights Addiction    -New York, February 20, 1989
• Where Slava Starts Over Again    -Time, April 10, 1989
• Very Personal Computing    -Newsweek, August 28, 1989
• Unite and Conquer    -Newsweek, February 5, 1990
• The New "EST"    -Los Angeles, March 1990
• It's A Slap In The Face Of A.A.    -Saturday Evening Post, March 1990
• Forgoing Church Many Find Help Is 12 Steps Away    -Boston Globe Staff, April 29, 1990
• The Twelve Step Controversy    -Ms., November/December 1990
• Alcoholics Anonymous    -Aging, Fall 1990
• Blitzed    -New Republic, April 22, 1991
• Clean and Sober-And Agnostic    -Newsweek, July 8, 1991
• Recovery Fever    -New York, September 9, 1991
• The Intimate Enemy    -Modern Maturity, February/March 1992
• The Happy Humanist    -The Humanist, November/December 1992
• Confess and Be Happy    -New York Times Magazine, February 26, 1995
• A.A. At The Crossroads    -New Yorker, March 20, 1995
• Sobering Times for A.A.    -Time, July 10, 1995
• Back To Basics For Addicts    -Maclean's, October 21, 1996
• The Drinking Dilemma    -U.S. News & World Report, September 8, 1997
• The 12-Step Habit   -Shape, November 1997
• The Healer Bill W.   -Time, June 14, 1999
• This story ran on page F1 of the Boston Globe   -by David Mehegan, Globe Staff, December 26, 2001
• Clean and Sober, How Bill W. Founded Alcoholics Anonymous and Helped Millions   -Biography, January 2003

• Moral Re-Armament And Alcoholics Anonymous -Reverend John C. Ford, S.J. -N.C.C.A. "BLUE BOOK", Vol. 10, 1960

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