In the third of a series of essays on seaside houses from literature, Anna Iltnere, founder of the Sea Library on Latvia’s Baltic shore, takes us to The Easternmost House Juliet Blaxland’s book of the same name. Next week, we will also publish a companion interview to this essay with Juliet herself.
“On a stormy night, sleeping at the Easternmost House is like sleeping in a boat.” – Juliet Blaxland, The Easternmost House, 2019
Read the essay on Elsewhere Journal.
You can also buy a limited edition print of a drawing by Katrīna Ģelze. There are three seaside houses from literature now on her shop: Shruff End from Iris Murdoch’s The Sea, The Sea, Quoyle’s Point from Annie Proulx’s The Shipping News and The Easternmost House from Juliet Blaxland’s book with the same name: katrinagelze.bigcartel.com
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