The author's prose anthology Geo Shkurupiya includes eleven texts written in the 1920s and early 1930s. Among them, readers will find the story of women at the front of the First World War (a worthy example of the genre of military prose), and short stories, which against the expressive life of the era depicts its characteristic human stories, and the series "Mongolian stories", written after the author's trip. Mongolia, and the story of Taras Shevchenko, who was humanized and cleaned of bronze by futurists under the slogan "Rehabilitation of Shevchenko". Some of the texts were published in periodicals of that time, and today they return to the reader for the first time.
