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Sarah Hepola

Rediscovering Life Beyond the Bottle's Embrace.

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Author: Sarah Hepola

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781455554591

Language: English

Publish Date: 06/23/2015

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: ONE: THE BEER THIEF

00:0031:51

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Chapter 2: TWO: STARVED

00:0029:43

Chapter 3: THREE: DRESSING IN MEN’S CLOTHES

00:0023:05

Chapter 4: FOUR: DRINK MORE AT WORK

00:0028:41

Chapter 5: FIVE: THE STRANGER

00:0029:16

Chapter 6: SIX: THE LIFE YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED

00:0021:02

Chapter 7: INTERLUDE: BEGINNING

00:0005:00

Chapter 8: SEVEN: ISN’T THERE ANOTHER WAY?

00:0027:58

Chapter 9: EIGHT: EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE FOR THE GROUP

00:0027:16

Chapter 10: NINE: BINGE

00:0017:14

Chapter 11: TEN: SEX

00:0031:50

Chapter 12: ELEVEN: POWER BALLAD

00:0017:23

Chapter 13: TWELVE: THIS IS THE PLACE

00:0026:08

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Who should listen Blackout by Sarah Hepola

The summary audiobook of "Blackout" by Sarah Hepola is perfect for listeners interested in personal memoirs that explore the complexities of addiction, self-discovery, and the challenges of reclaiming one's life. Those who have grappled with substance use, as well as anyone seeking insight into the struggles of overcoming personal demons, will find Hepola’s candid narrative both relatable and inspiring. Additionally, readers looking for a thought-provoking exploration of memory and identity will appreciate the key themes presented in this compelling summary.

3 quotes from Blackout by Sarah Hepola

"I was a good person, but I was also a drunk. And when you drink, the lines between the two can become impossibly blurred."
"In the end, getting sober was the easiest decision I ever made, and the hardest thing I’ve ever done."
"I learned that alcohol didn’t fix anything; it only deepened the problems I tried so hard to escape from."

Author : Sarah Hepola

Sarah Hepola is the personal essays editor at Salon.com, where she delves into the intricacies of human experience through storytelling. A skilled essayist, her work often explores themes of excess related to drinking and eating, and her writings have graced prestigious publications like The New York Times Magazine, The New Republic, and Glamour. With a diverse background that includes roles as a travel columnist, music editor, film critic, and educator, Hepola has been a contributing writer at Salon for over a decade. Residing in East Dallas, she enjoys playing guitar (albeit with little skill) and listening to the "Xanadu" soundtrack. Her memoir, "Blackout," which has garnered attention as one of the most anticipated upcoming works, was published by Grand Central on June 23, 2015.

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