Sarah Hepola (page 12)

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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 12)

Attack of the “freemales”

Who put this feminism in my porno?

Today’s moral outrage: Bikini waxes for 8-year-olds

OMG, I’m totally having a thrisis!

What is your literary deal breaker?

Planned Parenthood’s condoms for women

Sweet Valley High goes on a diet

What do you say about a pregnant man?

It’s no jet pack, but it ain’t bad

Is your vagina magic?

“Bring Your Daughter to War Day”

Screw all this, I’m marrying a flatworm

Antiabortion activists hijack “Horton”

News roundup: Are modern women miserable?

Are you offended by a tampon ad with a beaver?

The sexual politics of household chores

Russian centenarian doesn’t need your stinkin’ shuffleboard

Your move, iVillage

Women ARE funny. And foxy!

Hillary on “SNL”: Well, that happened

Good news for cat ladies!

Narnia in neon

Just in time for Valentine’s, Jane Fonda says “C-word” on air

Sex after 50? Mais oui!