Marie Mutsuki Mockett

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Available – April 7, 2020
  • Finalist for the 2017 Lukas Prize for a work in progress, awarded by Columbia and Harvard Schools of Journalism

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Photo by Sylvie Rosokoff
Cover image photo by Sumaya Agha

Marie Mutsuki Mockett describes the American plains as having ‘a subtle gradation in topography that suits a ruminating mind,’ and the same can be said of her stunning new book. She is an urbanite who shows a rare sensitivity toward the ethic of farming, recognizing that people who work the land tend to see the earth in a different way. Her insights are ones we could all stand to learn from right about now.

— John Jeremiah Sullivan, author of Pulphead
Marie Mutsuki Mockett
  • Home
  • Books
    • American Harvest
    • Where the Dead Pause the Japanese Say Goodbye
    • Picking Bones from Ash
    • Creative Nonfiction 3
  • Bio
  • Other Writing
  • Press
  • Events
  • Contact