"Whiskey Priest" by Alexander Motyl is launched at NTSh

From: The Ukrainian Weekly | Date: December 25, 2005| Author: | Copyright information

Popovych, Orest
Ukrainian Weekly, The
12-25-2005
NEW YORK - Book presentations at the headquarters of the Shevchenko
Scientific Society (NTSh) are frequent events, but the event of October 22
assumed special significance in that the author of the presented work was
one of NTSh's own - a member of the society's governing board.

For Dr. Alexander J. Motyl, professor of political science at Rutgers
University, this was the launch of his first published novel, titled
"Whiskey Priest" (Universe Inc., New York, Lincoln, Shanghai, 2005).
Simultaneously, in another area of the NTSh building, there was an ...

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