Andrei Bilzho is a psychiatrist by training and a PhD candidate. He would have become a professor, but the history of the country where he was born intervened. The 1991 coup transformed Bilzho from an amateur artist into a professional, having drawn around thirty thousand cartoons. Bilzho was a TV presenter on six television channels and a radio host on four radio stations. He designed eight restaurants, wrote fifteen books, and illustrated countless others. And all would have been well, but the history of the country where he was born intervened again. War changed everything, and the artist once again became a psychiatrist, helping its victims. He resumed drawing and writing after a short break, when he came to his senses, and this book came to fruition. That's all for today.