Konstantin Voronkov here (he was the author of my videos about VTB and Transneft), who for a long time wore me out—and my relatives and acquaintances too—with exhausting interrogations, has finally released the fruit of his labors together with the publishing house Eksmo.
Well, I see people have already written about it.
It seems kind of silly and immodest to promote books about yourself.
Especially since the book has the rather grandiose title "Navalny — the Scourge of Crooks and Thieves."
Let's be honest: I haven't quite earned the title of "scourge" yet. For now, maybe just a "little golden cloud" (a playful literary reference).
But Kostya Voronkov says that if there's no publicity, there are no sales, "and if there are no sales, everyone will realize you're a loser, not some brave fighter against a corrupt regime".
You can't argue with logic like that. It's much more fun when people think you're a fighter rather than a loser.
So: buy Konstantin Voronkov's book about Alexei Navalny a fighter, not a loser.
The electronic version is here.
The book on Ozon is here.
Let me answer the question everyone is already thinking: no, I don't get anything from the sales. The money is split by the capitalists—the big one, Eksmo, and the small one, Voronkov.
My share is that, before the election, the slogan about "Crooks and Thieves" will be staring people in the face even in bookstores, once again reminding them that they need to go vote and cast their ballot for any party except the Party of Crooks and Thieves (a mocking nickname for United Russia).
As I understand it, sales will start tomorrow in Moscow bookstores, and a little later in the regions.
Update.
In the comments, usachev and yellow_reporter are making a fuss—they demand that I note that their photographs were used in the book.
So noted.
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