The Glumlot Letters: A Devil's Discourse on Sobriety, Recovery and the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous

Although a little slow at the start, The Glumlot Letters really got good once it starting digging into the meat of the Twelve Steps. The style combines humor and irony, like Lewis' work, and the content provided many "Gee whiz, I never thought of it that way!" moments. Coverage of Steps Four through Seven I found especially useful. This would be a good book for sponsors and sponsees to work through.

If you love to laugh you must have this book. Great reading for those with a few 24 hours. I have shared a few parts of this book with some people I sponsor, they could not stop laughing. Wonderful way to get people to open up. Superway to get a meeting going.

An excellent book that is very cleverly written.If you are like me and you came to the fellowship with no idea of;(a)the cunning, baffling, nature of alcoholism.(b)of how to name different types of emotions and feelingsthen this book is of enormous help.(or it was to me anyway!) It also hit home in a number of ways especially with its side comments on the behaviour of some members of the fellowship.It gave me a bit of a kick up the backside as to how I contribute to meetings and how I treat people who are new to the fellowship. Definitely a good read!

This is the most clever, entertaining, and enlightening book on recovery I have ever read. I know that you will love it too. -- Frank D. - Author of The Annotated AA Handbook

Excellent reading for those that have an already grasp of the Steps. Light hearted easy reading with many good things to revisit with a 180 degree twist.