Lagunas

Lagunas is an autobiographical book about how it is to go, little by little and in fits and starts, from drunkenness to sobriety. Hard, but so necessary when Sarah realized that those nights flooded with alcohol were great and fun until she woke up the next day and there were those gaps of hours referred to in the title of the book.

Synopsis of Lagunas

For Sarah Hepola, alcohol was ‘the fuel for every adventure’. Drinking meant being free; it was part of her right as a strong, progressive woman of the 21st century. But it came at a price. She often woke up with gaps in her memory and a blank space where four hours should have been. She began spending her mornings doing detective work: ‘What did I say last night? Who was that bloke? Where am I?’

Lagunas

Author Sarah Hepola
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Sarah Hepola

Sarah Hepola has written for The New York Times Magazine, New Republic, Glamour, Elle, Slate, The Guardian and Salon, where she has been working as an editor for some time. She has also been a music and film critic, travel writer, sex blogger, beauty columnist and language teacher. She lives in Dallas.

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