One of the Earliest Alcoholics Anonymous Novels

Taintor, Eliot (pseudonym of Ruth Fitch and Gregory Mason)

September Remember

New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1945. Third printing. Hardcover. Octavo. vi, 322 pages.

One of the earliest portrayals of Alcoholics Anonymous and its recovery program in fiction. The author is a pseudonym for a pair of writers--one of whom was a member of A.A. The book is dedicated to Bill Wilson and other members of A.A.

This novel was published the year after that other famous novel of alcoholism, "The Lost Weekend," and both became bestsellers.

Ref. BISHOP 932.

Very good in a good dust jacket. Jacket has a few large edge chips but with minimal inpact on content. Wear along fore edge folds of jacket.

Item #1515

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