In a hundred short and powerful texts, Xabi Molia captures the spirit of our time and provides a fresh look at the history of this omnipresidency, from the triumph of 2007 to the disenchantment of the winter of 2011, including the riots in the suburbs, the romance with Carla Bruni, the global crisis and the disgrace of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
In this modern chronicle of power, the character Sarkozy reveals himself in a disturbing light: omnipotent, grotesque, excessive, fragile.
Full of flashes and humor, this series of false poems to the glory of the President exposes the cult of the leader, highlights our daily renunciations and ruins official Newspeak from within. Irony and attention to detail are the weapons of insubordination.
At the time of taking stock, while a new campaign is being prepared, Xabi Molia paints an uncompromising picture of a France in a state of shock. A book that makes us laugh, but also that wakes us up. Poetry always has a corrosive force within it.