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and multiethnic societies

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Written for the Drawer Nanette Stephens half of which are glutenRussian Jewish writer Leonid Tsypkin (1926 82), a doctor by trade, wrote primarily "for the drawer," fearing professional consequences if he were to publish his fiction. Despite Tsypkin's almost complete lack of readership during his lifetime, his work has received international posthumous recognition, with Susan Sontag calling his work "among the most beautiful, exalting, and original achievements of a century's worth of fiction." Tsypkin's