The new novel by modern Georgian prose writer Zaza Burchuladze continues the unrealistic writing strategy chosen by the author. In this hallucinatory haze, dreams and footage from Turkish films are mixed, the spirit of Gurdjieff buys meat and bones at the Shirak market, and the Foucault brothers, acrobat monks from Kaposvar, prepare a magnificent goulash. The only unshakable reality remains the voice of the author and his complex relationship with Tbilisi and his native country.