English Translations
- Sot, Putnam, 1931.
- The Thief, MacVeagh/Dial Press, 1931.
- Soviet River, MacVeagh/Dial Press, 1931.
- Skutarevsky, Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1936.
- Road to the Ocean, L. B. Fischer, NY, 1944.
- Chariot of Wrath, L. B. Fischer, NY, 1946.
- The Badgers, Hutchinson International, 1947.
- The Russian Forest, Progress Publishers, 1966.
- The Wooden Queen, from Great Soviet Short Stories, Dell, 1990.
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