Later they were joined by Sergey Rodov, Vladimir Kirillov, Nikoaly Poletaev, V. Kazin, Ivan Filipchenko, Grigory Nikiforov and Fedor Vasyunin (Kamanin).
The congress established The All-Russian Association of Proletarian Writers and elected its board, more than half consisting of members of Kuznitsa.
By this time, G. Yakubovsky became the chairman of the board of Kuznitsa, the management included writers such as Feodor Gladkov and Aleksey Novikov-Priboy.
[3] In 1924, Kuznitsa created a of bloc with the literary group "Pereval", which was led by Aleksandr Voronsky, holding a joint conference against Moscow Association of Proletarian Writers.
In 1928, an attempt was made to create a mass organization capable of competing with RAPP; all regional groups were reorganized into the All-Union Society of Proletarian Writers "Kuznitsa".