‘Paints a vivid picture of a Russian politician who is a necessarily courageous product of the internet age. […] An engaging and timely book about Navalny the man, the politician and the protester.’
Luke Harding, The Observer

‘Provides pithy insights into how Vladimir Putin’s regime survives despite its greed and incompetence.’
Edward Lucas, The Times

‘[Presents] the first serious attempt to explain to a general readership what has made Navalny stand out among Russian politicians and what made him a target for the authorities.’
BBC News Russian

‘This is not just a book about Navalny’s struggles with the Kremlin, it is the essential primer for anyone outside Russia trying to understand this astonishingly brave and complicated man and the role he plays in contemporary Russia.’
Dr Fiona Hill, Brookings Institution senior fellow and former advisor on Europe and Russia on the US National Security Council

‘A brilliant and highly readable analysis of the most compelling political figure to emerge from Russia in many years.’
Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs commentator, Financial Times