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A NEW BOOK FROM FOUND WILD

The Long
Way Home

VOLUME I · A FOUND WILD BOOK

The Long Way Home collector hardcover on a wooden table, with Found Wild above the title and Volume I at the bottom

There are a thousand ways to leave a life without ever walking out the door.

But what does it take to come home?
DIGITAL EDITION · NOVEMBER 25FIRST EDITION · DECEMBER

THE BOOK

A book about the years we spend looking elsewhere.

For those who have spent years trying to hold everything together. Who worried because they loved, worked because they cared, and sometimes found themselves missing the very life they were trying so hard to protect.

We all carry moments we'd give anything to return to. Words we wish we'd said. People we'd keep just as they are, if we could. And somewhere beneath it all, the quiet hope that we might learn to be here before these days become the ones we miss.

A beautifully designed digital book of stories and photographs. The physical First Edition follows in December.

INSIDE THE BOOK

Five movements.
One long return.

I

THE DISTANCE

II

THE WEATHER WE CARRY

III

WHAT TIME TAKES

IV

THE LONG WAY HOME

V

WHAT REMAINS

You cannot keep a life
from changing.

But you can still be there for it.

WHY I WROTE IT

I didn’t set out to write a book about home.

For a long time, I thought the important parts of life were somewhere farther out.

Another place. Another season. Another version of myself I hadn’t become yet.

Then enough years passed.

My children grew. My parents got older. People left. Some came back. A few things I thought would last forever didn’t.

And I began noticing how much of a life happens quietly.

This book came from those moments.

Mostly because I finally started paying attention.

THE RELEASE

NOW

Raise your hand.

Join early access before November 25.

NOVEMBER 25

Read it.

Early-access readers hear first when the Digital Edition opens.

DECEMBER

Keep it.

The physical First Edition follows.

A floatplane on dark water beneath mountains

EARLY ACCESS · NOVEMBER 25

Don’t stay gone
so long.

Be first to read The Long Way Home.