Selected Poetry and Prose Collections
- 1913 Kamen (Stone)
- 1922 Tristia
- 1923 Vtoraia kniga (Book Two)
- 1925 Shum vremeni (The Din Of Time) Prose
- 1928 Stikhotvoreniya 1921–1925 (Poems 1921-1925)
- 1928 Stikhotvoreniya (Poems)
- 1928 O poesii (On Poetry)
- 1928 Egipetskaya marka (The Egyptian Stamp)
- 1930 Chetvertaya proza, (The Fourth Prose). Not published in Russia until 1989
- 1930-34 Moskovskiye tetradi (Moscow Notebooks)
- 1933 Puteshestviye v Armeniyu (Journey to Armenia)
- 1933 Razgovor o Dante, (Conversation about Dante); published in 1967
- Voronezhskiye tetradi (Voronezh Notebooks), publ. 1980 (ed. by V. Shveitser)
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