Collections#
| Title |
Published |
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| Grounding |
2020 |
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Standalone Novels#
| Title |
Published |
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| Grange House |
2000 |
Buy |
| The Postmistress |
2009 |
Buy |
| The Guest Book |
2019 |
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| The Rosalyn Letters |
2024 |
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The Suicide Parties#
| Title |
Published |
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| All That’s Left of Me |
2025 |
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Sarah Blake writes literary fiction that examines how history, family, and memory shape individual lives. Her debut Grange House (2000) explored the intersection of art and love in a New England setting. The Postmistress (2009) became her breakout novel, following three women during World War II through a story about the letters that connect people and the truths that get lost in transmission.
The Guest Book (2019) continued Blake’s interest in place and family, tracing three generations of a family through their relationship to a Maine island. The Rosalyn Letters (2024) and All That’s Left of Me (2025) represent her recent work, while the poetry collection Grounding (2020) shows another dimension of her writing practice. Blake’s fiction tends to move between time periods, using historical settings to illuminate contemporary questions about belonging and obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many books has Sarah Blake written?
Sarah Blake has written six books across three series.
What was Sarah Blake's first book?
Sarah Blake’s first book is Grange House, published in 2000.
What is Sarah Blake best known for?
Sarah Blake is best known for The Postmistress (2009), a novel set during World War II that follows three women connected by letters and the question of what stories get told and which get silenced. The Guest Book (2019), a multigenerational family saga set on a Maine island, was also a bestseller.