Mako Yoshikawa is the author of the novels One Hundred and One Ways and Once Removed. Her work has been translated into six languages; awards for her writing include a Radcliffe Fellowship.
As a literary critic she has published articles that explore the relationship between incest and race in 20th-century American fiction. She is currently at work on a memoir about her father. Her essays have appeared in the Missouri Review, Southern Indiana Review, Harvard Review, LitHub and Best American Essays 2013.
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- Department Writing Literature & Publishing
- Since 2005
Education
B.A., Columbia University
M.Phil., Oxford University
Ph.D., University of Michigan
M.Phil., Oxford University
Ph.D., University of Michigan
