Sarah Blake is a successful American author, renowned for her historical fiction books and poetry. Hailing from Washington D.C., Blake has a penchant for setting her stories in popular historical eras and significant events. Her debut novel, Grange House, is a testament to her love for historical fiction, taking readers back to the Victorian era in Maine. Published in 2001, Grange House was well-received and marked the beginning of Blake's illustrious writing career.
Before becoming an author, Blake taught English at the college and school levels in New York and Colorado. Her passion for teaching led her to conduct fiction workshops at institutions such as the University of George Washington and the Maryland University. After a gap of nine years following her first book's publication, Blake released her second novel, The Postmistress, in 2010. The Postmistress received widespread acclaim, becoming a New York Times bestseller and garnering excellent reviews from numerous critics. The book's success propelled Blake's writing career to new heights, solidifying her reputation as a talented author.
In addition to her novels, Blake is a devoted wife and mother. She is married to the poet Joshua Weiner and is blessed with two sons. Although Blake was born in New York City, she moved to Washington D.C. at a young age to focus on her career. Today, she resides in Washington D.C. with her family, where she continues to write and publish successful novels. Blake's writing career has allowed her to live a life of luxury and celebrity, further enhancing her reputation as a noteworthy American author.