About
the Author
Sarah Hepola
is the author of Blackout: Remembing the Things I Drank to Forget and The Only Thing There Is to Want: A Memoir of Three Loves. She is a staff writer for The Dallas Morning News. Her essays have appeared in the New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic, The Cut, The Guardian, Salon, and Texas Monthly.
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She lives in East Dallas, where she listens to ELO when she’s not listening to Taylor Swift. She enjoys puttering in her garden when she remembers she has one. She’s the writer of Love Anyway, about the world’s greatest unsolved mystery, and the co-host of “Smoke ‘Em if You Got ‘Em,” a culture podcast she hosts with friend and fellow scribe Nancy Rommelmann. She’s the host and creator of the Texas Monthly podcast America’s Girls, an eight-part series on the lost history and cultural impact of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. She never knew she was a cat person until she got a cat. Be honest: Could you refuse this face?
Writers Who Shaped Me
Joan Didion
Tom Wolfe
David Foster Wallace
Stephen King
Camille Paglia
Liz Phair
Jonathan Franzen
Dave Eggers
Carl Sagan
Taylor Swift
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