Book outline by Limonov for a project entitled Ameriken romans.

The short story is structured like a denunciation by Limonov of Bakhchanyan's artistic activities.

Autobiographical sketch outlining Limonov's life; title translates to "Eduard Limonov - Poet, Thinker, Revolutionary."

Typescript by Limonov of a chapter from a book project entitled Kniga o Shemiakine. This folder also includes a photograph of Shemiakin, a well-known Russian artist, with Evgenii Evtushenko, and an envelope for the typescript.

A short narrative text relating an episode from Limonov's life in Moscow; title translates to "Moscow Bohemia."

Autobiographical sketch outlining Limonov's early life; title translates to "First Appearance of Limonov."

English translation by H. W. Tjalsma of Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad. This folder includes leaves 0-125 of the typescript.

This folder includes leaves 126-254 of the typescript English translation by H. W. Tjalsma of Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad.

Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad was Limonov's second novel. Published in 1982, the novel features the narrative characteristics of a notebook, in contrast to the diary form of his first novel Eto ia Edichka. This typescript includes numerous ink corrections by Limonov and an earlier version of the novel's title: Sekretnaia tetrad ili dnevnik neudachnika. This folder includes leaves 0-48 of the novel.

The second set of leaves from Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad.

The third set of leaves from Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad.

The fourth set of leaves from Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad.

The fifth set of leaves from Limonov's Dnevnik neudachnika ili sekretnaia tetrad.

Manuscript by Limonov entitled Spisok veshchei kotorye sleduet priobresti ne segodnia-zavtra; title translates to "List of things to get sometime soon."

A self-made booklet of prose and poetry by Limonov.

This manuscript consists of dated first-person entries that span the period from 23 August 1972 through 13 November 1972. It features the first line "Ia ne khochu byt' prostim chelovekom. Limonov," which may be the work's title. Like many of Limonov's works, it straddles the boundaries between biography and literary fiction.

This manuscript consists dated first-person entries that span the period from June to September of 1971. There are references to chapter numbers as well.

Again, this manuscript contains references to chapter numbers and consists of dated first-person entries that span the period from September to October of 1971. 

This manuscript is a continuation of the material in the previous folders.

Like many of Limonov's work, this typescript includes elements of biography and literary fiction.

A list of characters and other notes for an unnamed work of fiction.

Russkoe was published by Ardis in 1979. This copy is inscribed by Limonov and dedicated to Bakhchanyan.

A samizdat collection of Limonov's poetry that he sold while living in Moscow during the late 1960s.

Four pages of poetry in double columns; at the bottom of the first page, there is a note indicating "the beginning of June 1970 Koktebel."