The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober and A Short History of Drunkenness

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Dec. 20, 2017 – She writes about her addiction with admirable honesty, and in a tone that is light, bubbly and remarkably rarely annoying. It is impossible to disagree with her argument that our society is a booze-pusher, or that there are many health benefits to drinking less. Where there is room for disagreement is on whether 100% sobriety is really the answer for everyone. Clearly, there are many people, such as Gray, for whom moderation will never be an option.
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