Category talk:People self-identifying as alcoholics
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Created because Jack London was, as far as I know, never treated for alcoholism and therefore does not fit the category "People treated for alcoholism," in which he had been placed.
However, he self-identifies as alcoholic in his book John Barleycorn, which is a chronicle of his alcoholism. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Dpbsmith (talk • contribs)
