Kyoko Mori is the author of three nonfiction books (The Dream of Water; Polite Lies; Yarn) and four novels (Shizuko’s Daughter; One Bird; Stone Field, True Arrow; Barn Cat). Her stories and essays have appeared in Harvard Review, Fourth Genre, Ploughshares, the American Scholar, Conjunctions, The Best American Essays, and other journals and anthologies. She lives in Washington, DC and teaches in George Mason University’s MFA Program in Creative Writing and Lesley University’s Low-Residency MFA Program.
Fiction
Autumn 1991
Winter Sky
Because they had both been married once before, the ceremony was short. Her aunt Aya wore a light gray kimono and Mr. Kimura a plain dark suit. They sat in […]
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Winter Sky
From the Kenyon Review, New Series, Fall 1991, Vol. XIII, No. 4 Because they had both been married once before, the ceremony was short. Her aunt Aya wore a light […]