In this satire of Soviet life, an insecure but much-published novelist, Yefim Rakhlin, learns that the Writers' Union is giving fur hats to its members based on their importance, and that he rates only fluffy tomcat. Translated by Susan Brownsberger.
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It's said to be a satire or sthg. I didn't get much kick out of it except anecdotes like drunk tanks and sending young folk to Afghanistan. Okay, I confess I read it because of the seemingly funny book cover.
评分It's said to be a satire or sthg. I didn't get much kick out of it except anecdotes like drunk tanks and sending young folk to Afghanistan. Okay, I confess I read it because of the seemingly funny book cover.
评分wicked and funny, the book renders me desperate at the end.
评分wicked and funny, the book renders me desperate at the end.
评分wicked and funny, the book renders me desperate at the end.
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