Quite literally years in the making, Journey has been—well—a journey.
No one makes a book like this off the cuff or on a whim. I certainly didn’t—I took my time. There were months (maybe even years) when I thought it wouldn’t happen, for a lot of reasons.
And then I went to Afghanistan.
That changed things. Years ago I set out to change the world by telling the most gripping stories I could find. Maybe you’ve felt a version of that pull, too. I found those stories—and more—until travel didn’t feel the same anymore. Afghanistan shifted that.
I realized I was in the middle of the monomyth—the classic hero’s journey. It’s the path we’re all on, whether we see it or not.
Since that trip (which I write about in the book), I’ve been gathering what I want to share with you—images, field notes, and the quiet lessons you only learn by staying with a place and its people.
THAT’S WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK.
Journey is my way of offering those lessons back to you: a signed, first-edition hardcover meant for slow looking and real conversation. It ships November 22. I’d love for you to spend time with it—and maybe see a bit of your own story in its pages. So get the book. And then let’s talk.