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I wonder if anyone can provide more substantial reasoning for Erofeev being labled controversial then the fact that his work was banned from publication until Gorbachev came into power. After all, practically everone was banned from publication before Gorbachev. having read a bit of his work (i.e. the Parakeet) I can certianlly see why he'd be labled this way, but It would be nice to have a more indepth examination of his controversial nature. Mllefantine05:08, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
That statement is not backed by sources or discussion, and in fact looks far too vague. I'll remove it, and if somebody wants to put it back, facts please. Kosebamse13:08, 8 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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