About the book: 2010 / A play for reading and production by the famous Russian-Israeli satirist, publicist and playwright Mark Galesnik - something like a continuation of Andersen’s classic fairy tale. The grown-up boy, who once shouted that the king was naked, returns to his hometown, plundered by democratic tailors. Deadly satire, excellent Russian language and an innate sense of the stage make this play a wonderful read for a connoisseur of good literature. The publisher has the right to publish only the electronic version of the book.