All 90 volumes of the Полное собрание сочинений (Moscow, 1928–58), coloured by where the project's corpus-dives have reached. Fiction and the major treatises are largely worked; the remaining Prophet-period non-fiction is queued. Hover or focus any volume for its contents and dive status.
The second wave of the Prophet-period non-fiction plan. Volume chips in amber are the heavily-queued frontier (Toms 36, 38, 90).
The first wave shipped in two days (2026-06-13 → 14): A Letter to a Hindu, I Cannot Be Silent, Against the death penalty, On Shakespeare and the Drama, The Christian Teaching, and The break with the Church. Diaries (Toms 46–58) and letters (Toms 59–89) are read as evidence inside every dive but have never been dived as subjects — only the three Gandhi letters (Toms 80–82) have been pulled into one. Volume year-splits for the diaries are indicative; pre-Prophet fiction labels (Toms 1–22) are broad.