Sarah Hepola (page 8)

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Sarah Hepola’s memoir, “Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget,” was a New York Times bestseller. Previously she was personal essays editor at Salon, and a contributing editor at Nerve, where she also ran the Scanner blog on sex and culture. She was the film and technology editor at the Austin Chronicle and the music editor at the Dallas Observer. She was, ever so briefly, a high school English teacher. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, Glamour, the Morning News, and on NPR. She lives in Texas.

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Sarah Hepola (page 8)

Why I love the city that brutalized me

And after the campfire singalong? Chemical peels!

Get me girl-drink drunk!

Be-yawn the valley of the dolls

Like a woman scorned

The Big O

Open arms

Quote of the day

1,250,444 ways to please your man

Quote of the day

The creepiest video you will see all day

First lady and Miss Buffalo Chip

The real world: Iraq

Someone needs to brush up on her Jane Austen

Hell, yeah, I like Suze Orman

Shock! Outrage! Sex! … PSAs?

Our new look

Man on the street (in stilettos)

“Ugh” of the day

“Life is short. Have an affair”

Quote of the day

CNN’s “Black in America”

Estelle Getty, thank you for being a friend

Theatrical battle of the sexes?