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“Mud, Rocks, Blazes is beautifully written, intense, and exhilarating—a no holds barred, one-woman show. I held my breath often as Anderson faced seemingly impossible hurdles. You’ll root for her every step of the way. Put this deeply personal and riveting book on your must-read list.”

—Barney Scout Mann, Triple Crowner and author of Journeys North

“Most of us may never know the physical and emotional toll that comes along with the challenge of setting an FKT [Fastest Known Time]. In this beautifully written book, Anish takes us along for the challenges and feeling of triumph that such an endeavor encompasses. You can’t help but want to root for her up every hill and over every obstacle. Anish’s story is an incredible reminder of the power of determination to accomplish great things.”

—Elsye “Chardonnay” Walker, first African American to complete the Triple Crown

“The physical feat of setting an FKT is interesting in Mud, Rocks, Blazes, but even more fascinating is getting a perspective on the mental fortitude necessary to complete such a task. I couldn’t put this book down!”

—Sirena Rana, author of Best Day Hikes on the Arizona National Scenic Trail

“Many know Heather ‘Anish’ Anderson as a phenomenal athlete, yet, in this deeply personal account, she reveals powerful insight into her mental fortitude and gives us a glimpse into the heart it took to be the fastest known, self-supported AT thru-hiker. She overcomes mental and physical obstacles, and through it all, proves that her strength extends beyond her physicality.”

—Derick Lugo, author of The Unlikely Thru-Hiker

“Heather Anderson is one of the most impressive endurance athletes of our time. Mud, Rocks, Blazes beautifully captures the joy and misery of a wild, wonderful adventure. This is a story of perseverance, overcoming selfdoubt, and believing that we can achieve anything if we want it enough.”

—Joe “Stringbean” McConaughy, record-setting thru-hiker

“Mud, Rocks, Blazes brings to light not just the glorious moments on the trail, but reveals the depth of strength Heather Anderson needed to complete what most of us would call unimaginable.”

—Crystal Osborn, CEO of Hike Like a Woman