The Burden of Power

8 hrs. 57 min.

Language Russian

Author Ivan Kuzmichev

Narrator Pozhiloy Ksenomorf

The novel “The Burden of Power,” released in 2013 and intended for readers over 16, raises the question of whether the “butterfly effect” exists. While we can’t give a precise answer, human imagination is astonishing in its possibilities. In this work, we’re taken to early 18th-century Russia, where Peter the Great begins the process of “industrialization,” which his son continues—only the son’s body is, in an incomprehensible way, occupied by a contemporary man.

1. The March of Empire (narrated by Alexander Vorobyov) 2. The Right to Choose (narrated by Alexander Vorobyov) 3. The March of the Empire. We Shall Raise the Banners Higher! (narrated by Alexander Vorobyov) 4. Between West and South (narrated by Pozhiloy Ksenomorf) 5. The Burden of Power

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