Comrade Stalin Altered His Haircut/An Irreverent Romp thru History and Linguistics/A Novel: An Irreverent Romp thru History and Linguistic a Novel

COMMENTS ON RUTMAN'S WRITINGS "a very warm, lively tale . . . a reasonable, friendly, calm voice" Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Nobel Prize in literature PRAISE FOR "COMRADE STALIN CHANGED HIS HAIRCUT" "[The book] is rich in good plot, a great deal of interesting detail, and written with imaginative language and literary talent" Edward Kline, author and editor (New York) "The piece is full-fledged, as dense as a tree. The intrigue is truly captivating. Indeed, I took the characters' adventures very close to heart. The [main] idea is very neat. It's - why not? -fantastic! It must be uplifting, to be the author of such a book" Anatoly Naiman, author, 'Russian Booker's' finalist (Moscow) "I very much liked the book. I particularly liked Comrade Kovner" Tom Segev, author (Israel) Roman Rutman, retired professor of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, lives in Dartmouth, Massachusetts