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The hell of not knowing I drank too much

by Enrique Alda | Jun 21, 2019

One of the signs that made Texas journalist Sarah Hepola think she had a problem with alcohol were the blackouts. Waking up in a stranger’s bed without remembering the steps that had taken her there could be very traumatic. “Many Friday night yeses became...

Young people tortured by Las Vegas

by Enrique Alda | Jun 13, 2019

In the 1980s there were many families who went to this desert oasis in search of fortune. Now, a book collects the testimonies of his descendants, who were born and raised among slot machines. Read Bruno Pardo’s full article on ABC Buscar Search for: Autores...

The Critical Eye

by Enrique Alda | Jun 6, 2019

We have shared the ‘Eye’ and microphones with Carlos himself, with Andrés Pascual, Conchita Benito, Julián Lacalle and Enrique Alda… a winemaker, two writers, an editor and a translator. podcast Buscar Search for: Autores Elige un autor Alafair...

Sarah Hepola: “Drinking to stupor is a kind of conformism”

by Enrique Alda | Jun 4, 2019

The American writer publishes ‘Lagunas’ (Pepitas de calabaza), a memoir of alcoholism as hearty and sober (forgive the pun) as unexpectedly tragicomic. Read Kiko Amat’s full article in El Periódico. Buscar Search for: Autores Elige un autor...

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...

The hell of not knowing I drank too much

Young people tortured by Las Vegas

The Critical Eye

Sarah Hepola: “Drinking to stupor is a kind of conformism”

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

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