
An early work written by Erofeev as a very young man, cast as a diary-like stream of consciousness. It already carries the voice that later shaped Moscow to the End of the Line.

A prose poem about a man's suburban train ride from Moscow toward Petushki. Its rambling, sharp-tongued monologue became one of the central books of the late-Soviet underground.

The author's only completed play. Set in a Soviet psychiatric ward where a dissident poet is confined, it turns on his defiant, doomed wit.

A collage assembled entirely from real quotations by Lenin, from his writings and letters, framed with the author's brief remarks. A short, caustic piece poised between document and satire.