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Mitch Cullin (born March 23,1968 in Santa Fe, New Mexico) is an American writer of Scotch-Irish and Cherokee descent. He is the author of seven novels, one of which is in verse, and a short story collection. He currently resides in Arcadia, California and Tokyo, Japan with his partner and frequent collaborator Peter I. Chang. His books have been translated into over 10 languages.

Filmography

• Tideland (2005) – as passenger on bus; Terry Gilliam's film version of Mitch Cullin's novel
• Getting Gilliam (2006) – as himself; Vincenzo Natali's documentary about Terry Gilliam and the making of Tideland
• This Band Has No Members (2006) – as himself; unreleased concert film of Howe Gelb performing in Kyoto, Japan
• I Want to Destroy America (2006) – producer/interviewer; Peter I. Chang's documentary about Hisao Shinagawa
• Making of Tideland (2007) – as himself; featurette on US, Canadian, and UK DVD editions of Terry Gilliam's Tideland
• Regina Monologue (2007) – as himself; short film released only as an Easter egg (virtual) on Disc 2 of the UK DVD edition of Terry Gilliam's Tideland
• Q&A with Terry Gilliam and Mitch Cullin at the Hay Festival (2007) – as himself; bonus feature on the UK DVD edition of Terry Gilliam's Tideland
• A Slight Trick of the Mind (2009; in pre-production) – an adaptation of Cullin's novel starring Ben Kingsley