Russian phonetics course

[Matthew Tittle]

I have used William S. Hamilton, Introduction to Russian Phonology and Word
Structure, Slavica, 1980.  As of last year they were still printing it (or
still had copies).  I used is as a student in a graduate phonology course,
and thought it was very helpful on all of the issues you mentioned.  A word
of caution: it is written rather informally and can sometimes seem to
"wander" a bit, and has some typos, but it works, and is relatively cheap.

In Message Wed, 20 Sep 1995 15:02:11 EDT,
  "Loren A. Billings" <BILLINGS%PUCC.bitnet at vmd.cso.uiuc.edu> writes:
>
      Is there a textbook in existence designed for native speakers of
      English to help them deal with the most difficult problems of
      pronouncing Russian......