12 days after the main invasion, after being forced to hide in their basement near Kyiv, with tanks on the streets...

12 days after the main invasion, after being forced to hide in their basement near Kyiv, with tanks on the streets and the unfolding horrors of Bucha just 20 kilometres away, Masha and her family fled their home, each of the three children with just a small rucksack packed in haste.

Over a 1,000 days later, and the war, with no end in sight, continues.


With your amazing support over the last few weeks, the preorders of Travelogue 2 - A thousand days of longing have taken us to 77% of our target for the production goal.

The preorders will finish at the end of this week (Sunday) and 10am Monday morning we go on press with Taylor Brothers in Bristol, so this next week will define the specific production details for the book.

If we can reach 200 preorders (we are at 158 this morning) this will allow us to make our preferred choices on paper stock, binding and finishing - the page number, size, image count and text is now set.

During this week the book is still available for £15 with all copies being signed.

Once preorders are over the book will sell for £20 for a signed copy and £17 for an unsigned copy.

The planned specs of the book are as follows:

64 pages
190 × 155mm
Swiss binding
Colorplan 270gsm with Metalic Pantone 877
Edixion Offset (fsc) 170gsm text pages
1st edition of 500 copies.

That is all for now but thank you as ever for your interest and support of my work.

Best wishes,

Marc

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In the first weeks of the war the village of my parents-in-law was occupied by russian forces for over a month.