Inside the Soviet Writers' Union
Russian literature
Censorship
Politics and literature
Literature and society
Political aspects
Social aspects
New York Times reviewed
History and criticism
History
A view of how the USSR'S Writers' Union has incluenced a writer's life, words, ideas, and publications over the last five decades. Includes chapters on the Doviet writing establishment, the threat of Gasnost and the promise of Perestroika.
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