Zaza Burchuladze is one of the legislators of modern Georgian prose and at the same time an underminer of its foundations, ready to argue, enter into conflict with the powers that be and trying to hear new notes from the world around him. He is also the first Georgian writer in the last 17 years to be translated into Russian. His novel consists of several chapter stories. But this does not mean that the narrative will flow smoothly and measuredly. This is jazz! There is absurdity here, and classic Georgian parables, more like toasts, and satire, and just love. “In the beginning there was the word, then the irreversible process of evolution began, and finally... the Moscow circus arrived on tour in Tbilisi.” And then the local investigator will try to figure out the confusing and tragic incidents that happened in the touring circus, but in the end he will end up on the official website of the devil. It’s always easier to get to him than to get to God. Newspaper “Evening Moscow”