 Zinik's dramatic narrative "My Father’s Leg" was commissioned and broadcast by BBC Radio 3 in 2005 and subsequently published as a novel in Russian in "Ural" magazine.Of Zinik's later works, his two collections of comic stories in Russian about his life in England "At Home Abroad" (2007) and "Letters from the Third Shore" (2008), and his collection of essays "Emigration as a Literary Device" (2011), were published in Moscow.His autobiographical tale "History Thieves" (2010) is about Zinik's grandfather in Berlin and the ambiguity of our ethnic roots.Zinik's collection of prose in Russian, "Third Jerusalem" (2013), is dedicated to the links between Jerusalem and Moscow in the 1970s.