Sales of Sasha Skochilenko's book "A Trip to My Prison" have been suspended in Russia. One of the Russian book chains has stopped selling the book "A Trip to My Prison" by the artist and former St. Petersburg political prisoner Sasha Skochilenko after a warning from Roskomandzor. This was announced by the founder of Freedom Letters Publishing, Georgi Uroshdze, who published the message received from the trading platform. The report says that the chain decided to stop sales because it received a warning from the department about a possible ban on the distribution of the book in Russia. It will be possible to return the advertisement to the site only after the cancellation of the request by the government authority. The book "A Trip to My Prison" is based on Skochilenko's diaries, which she kept after her arrest. In it the artist talks about life in prison - from the first days in the detention center until her release. At the beginning of October, Skochilenko wrote that a "guerrilla edition" of her book has been offered for sale in Ozon for two months, even though it has been partially censored. Now you can't find "My Prison Trip" in the market. Skochilenko was arrested in the spring of 2022 after she replaced the price tags in a St. Petersburg supermarket with leaflets with anti-war messages. In November 2023, the court sentenced her to seven years in prison for spreading "falsifications" about the Russian army. On August 1, 2024, the artist was released as part of an international prisoner exchange. She currently lives in Europe. Help your relatives in the Russian Federation always have access to uncensored information, buy ASTRA VPN.