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Sarah Hepola fills the lagoons of her drunkenness in a memoir about sobriety

by Enrique Alda | May 22, 2019

“A lagoon is an attempt to unravel a mystery. It is a detective work about your life. A lagoon is: ‘What happened last night, who are you, why are we fucking?'”. Read full article by Patricio Pron in El País. Buscar Search for: Autores Elige un autor...

Sarah Hepola, the story of the journalist who decided to learn to live without drinking alcohol

by Enrique Alda | May 12, 2019

Lagunas (Pepitas de calabaza) is an autobiographical book about how it is the step, little by little and in fits and starts, from drunkenness to sobriety. Read full article by Ana González Rueda in Bazaar. Buscar Search for: Autores Elige un autor Alafair BurkeAlbert...

Memories of an alcoholic: wild drunkenness and sex with strangers

by Enrique Alda | May 7, 2019

His experiences with alcohol -not too sexies- have been told in ‘Blackout’ (Pepitas de calabaza), a book by way of confession, “an honest conversation with a good friend. One in which there was compassion, humour and tears”, which was a success...

I don’t remember how I got home last night either.

by Enrique Alda | May 3, 2019

«Blackout» is a chilling autobiography, that of the journalist Sara Hepola who, in order to pull the thread, resorts to that singular blind spots, the side effects of excessive liquor Read the full article by María Viñas in La voz de Galicia. Buscar Search...

The children of the slot machines

by Enrique Alda | Apr 22, 2019

The slot machine clearly points out the conceptual traps of today’s decrepit liberalism.the slot machine clearly points out the conceptual traps of today’s decrepit liberalism. Leer artículo completo de Juan Soto en el Periódico de Aragón Buscar Search...

How did we get home last night?

by Enrique Alda | Apr 17, 2019

I drank 18 whiskeys: I think it’s the record,” said Dylan Thomas: naturally, they were his last words. “Writers drink. It’s what we do,” says U.S. writer Sarah Hepola, who (however) also quotes Stephen King, whose addictions tormented him...

Sarah Hepola fills the lagoons of her drunkenness in a memoir about sobriety

Sarah Hepola, the story of the journalist who decided to learn to live without drinking alcohol

Memories of an alcoholic: wild drunkenness and sex with strangers

I don’t remember how I got home last night either.

The children of the slot machines

How did we get home last night?

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