“Schwarzes Meer”, which means ”Black Sea”, is Vanessa Winship’s first publication. The title is in German, because the book was published in Germany by “Mare”. The original title had been “Between Chronicle and Fiction: the Black Sea”.
During many months, Vanessa Winship travelled the coasts of the Black Sea eight times. The Black Sea is bordered by six countries; Romania and Bulgaria to the west, Ukraine, Russia and Georgia to the north and east and Turkey to the south. The countries have all had their own complicated histories of conflict and shifting of populations. They all are fighting one way or another for their integrity and identity. It is a story essentially about migration and belonging, about identity.
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
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© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”
© Vanessa Winship from the series “Black Sea Between Chronicle and Fiction”