Bryusov, Valery. Unpublished Prose. Jupiter Defeated and Fragments of Other Historical Stories, 1934. In Russian

Брюсов, Валерий Яковлевич.
Неизданная проза. Юпитер поверженный и фрагменты других исторических рассказов.
Редакция и статья И. М. Брюсовой; статья Игоря Поступальского; обложка А. П. Радищева.
Москва–Ленинград: ГИХЛ (Государственное издательство художественной литературы), 1934.
213 с.; 22,5×15 см. Издательский коленкоровый переплет. Тираж: 5000 экз.
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Bryusov, Valery Yakovlevich.
Unpublished Prose. Jupiter Defeated and Fragments of Other Historical Stories (Neizdannaya proza. Yupiter poverzhennyy i fragmenty drugikh istoricheskikh rasskazov).
Edited and with an article by I. M. Bryusova; article by Igor Postupalsky; cover by A. P. Radishchev.
Moscow–Leningrad: GIHL (State Publishing House of Fiction), 1934.
213 p.; 22.5×15 cm. Publisher's calico binding. Print run: 5,000 copies.

This posthumous collection presents previously unpublished historical prose by Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov (1873–1924), a towering figure of Russian Symbolism who later engaged with the Soviet literary establishment. The volume, centered on the story Jupiter Defeated, was meticulously prepared by his widow, I. M. Bryusova, who also contributed a scholarly article; an additional article was provided by the literary critic Igor Postupalsky. The cover was designed by artist A. P. Radishchev. Published in 1934 by the state literary publisher GIHL, this edition represents a significant effort to integrate Bryusov's legacy—particularly his lesser-known experiments in historical fiction—into the Soviet literary canon during the period of evolving cultural policy.