Trans-Siberia

Based on a childhood wish, the author travelled to Siberia, to immerse himself in a culture struggling with post-Soviet, post-Communist flux. He found himself in a place full of character where he bathed with local fishermen and had bizarre experiences on the 44A Trans-Siberian train.

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It all started in the mind of a child with the desire to travel. Siberia was full of darkness, struggle, cold and desperation. Years later, haunted by a shadowy image that he just can't shake off, Paddy Lindhan decides to pursue his Siberian dream. He learns to think on his feet and travel like a Russian.