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A masterpiece of Serbian postmodern prose, a witty intellectual detective story, a rare book that is both praised by critics and adored by readers.

"A polymath, a man of encyclopaedic knowledge, a fanatical writer (a book every year!), Svetislav Basara interests the reader with a detective plot, offers him his own, skilfully constructed vision of History, but it is his witty tricks that really captivate. Imagine Jesus riding a bicycle to Jerusalem. Or the Holy Spirit looking down on the sinful world and seeing only moving crosses. Or Sherlock Holmes, who fails in his case with the two-wheelers, or Sigmund Freud, who meets members of the Order of the Cyclists as part of his medical practice. Basara's imagination knows no bounds, but it is always camouflaged by careful research - the author sprinkles quotes, historical facts, titles of treatises, details from biographies of real people, apocryphal theories and ironic terminology. This technique can be compared to the work of Dan Brown, which is so popular today, and we can see the roots of fake news in it, falsified to propagandise history, in short, this novel and all the author's work fit perfectly into our hybrid era." (Andriy Lyubka, cyclist)