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"Readers will experience a journey in words and images.

From pig belly scratches at an animal sanctuary in Western Wales...to a champagne tea at the Balmoral in Edinburgh and a football match in the Cotswolds.

From a stunning Agrivilla in Tuscany to a fab little restaurant in Rome.

And from the East Village in New York to a chic locale in West Hollywood...with lots of stops in between."

Tracey Kleber, Author

A vegan life is an art. You can curate it to complement your lifestyle, mood, and finances.

It's "Black-Tie to Bohemian." It's "Traveler to Homebody."

You can eat at five-star restaurants, splurge at a posh vegan hotel, have afternoon tea at a castle, dine alfresco with homegrown sun-ripened harvest, feast on sports stadium food, treasure-hunt at farmers' markets, or go out with friends for wine and pizza.

Vegan options are now more plentiful and accessible than ever. Suppose you think you know a vegan lifestyle. In that case, you may be surprised as you immerse yourself in this enticing and breathtaking photographic coffee table book full of engaging and personal stories penned by the author.

Wherever you travel, dine, or live, know you can create your masterpiece of compassionate living. Let Mud, Grapes, and White Linen be your palette.

After three decades of employment in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors, Tracey felt she needed a change. In 2016, she sold her house in Los Angeles, quit her job, and fulfilled her dream of moving to Italy. There, she pursued her animal rights advocacy full-time. She then co-founded an animal-centric production company and later a vegan advocacy non-profit. Not one to rest, Tracey moved to Scotland in 2020. She started plans for a year-long vegan adventure, the highlights of which are recounted in her first book, Mud, Grapes and White Linen: A Beautiful Vegan Life. Tracey's projects aim to encourage people to adopt more compassionate and sustainable lifestyles. She enjoys a purposeful and vibrant life while striving to exemplify how that can be accomplished with a nod to compassion. She lives in an old, converted stone barn outside St. Andrews with her four rescued dogs.