Author of LANDS OF LOST BORDERS and RBC Taylor Prize Winner Kate Harris's PRACTICAL EXPERIMENTS IN SOARING, about putting down roots while learning to fly, and about making a life off the grid in a remote community; a meditation on wanderlust gone local, pitched as in the tradition of Annie Dillard and Ellen Meloy, to Andrew Miller at Knopf.
I’m a writer with a knack for getting lost and a grudge against borders. Condé Nast Traveller named me one of the "world’s most adventurous women” for various ill-advised escapades on bikes and skis in countries with names often ending in “stan.” But my main adventure these days is staying put, in an off-grid log cabin in the Canadian subarctic, where I've been learning how to fly a small plane. My first book was Lands of Lost Borders. I’m hard at work on my second.