It all starts in the capital: to be closer to his subjects, the Tsar of
Russia, dressed in peasant clothes, strolls through the streets of St.
Petersburg. Disaster strikes! The Tsar is captured by a group of
conspirators wishing to use his uncanny "resemblance" to the Tsar
(himself) for sinister ends.
What fate awaits the true Tsar, now a simple peasant, in the hands of
his enemies? And most importantly, what do they have in store for him
next?
A 146-page collection of three short stories that will see our
protagonist resist a coup d'état, compete in feats of strength to decide
the next Khan of the Caucasus, and run in his country's very first
election. A parody about the misadventures of a fictional Tsar of
Russia, based on Peter the Great and other Tsars and historical figures
of the Russian Empire. Written by Tarek Ben Yakhlef, a Tunisian-French
historian and street artist.