May 30, 2017 at 7:13 pm (Artists and Writers, destinations, Eavesdropping, Explorers, Traveling, Women Writers)
Tags: essay, nonfiction
You need to turn off the road taking you to your destination, watching out for elusive signposts while hugging the white beaches, to realize that this Pacific Caledonia shares more than verdant mountains and damp spells with Scotland: a certain predilection for solitude, for creating deserts.
— Léa Outier, “Conversations from the Other Side”
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