THE DAMNED. POETRY AND LOVE OF MARINA TSVETAEVA - ANNA PIWKOWSKA

Discover the fascinating story of Marina Tsvetaeva, a damned and rebellious poet who transcended social norms and sought new paths in 20th-century poetry. Her life, full of passion and tragedy, was intertwined with the fates of other great artists of the era, such as Boris Pasternak and Rainer Maria Rilke. This book is not only a biography but also a profound reflection on the work and life of one of the most important Russian poets.

• In-depth analysis of the life and work of Marina Tsvetaeva
• Portrait of a poet against the backdrop of the turbulent events of the 20th century
• Relationships with other outstanding figures of literature, such as Boris Pasternak and Rainer Maria Rilke
• Biographical essay by Anna Piwkowska, the author of the acclaimed biography of Anna Akhmatova
• Hardcover with dust jacket for durability and aesthetic appearance
• Ideal gift for lovers of poetry and Russian literary history

Anna Piwkowska, the author of the biographical essay, reflects on Tsvetaeva's fate, analyzing her work and life in the context of the era. The book allows us to understand how history influenced the poet's fate, first throwing her into exile and then allowing her to return to Stalinist Russia during the Great Terror. The tragic end of Tsvetaeva's life, who hanged herself in the forgotten town of Yelabuga, becomes a symbol of her damnation and rejection of the surrounding reality.

"The Damned. Poetry and Love of Marina Tsvetaeva" is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of the life and work of one of the most important poets of the 20th century. This book allows us to understand how personal dramas and historical events influenced her poetry, making it an expression of rebellion, rejection, and the search for truth.

The book is published by the renowned Iskry Publishing House, known for publishing valuable works in the fields of literature and history. The hardcover with dust jacket ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance, making it an ideal gift for lovers of poetry and Russian literature. The format of 17.3x24x3 cm makes the book comfortable to read and store.

Marina Tsvetaeva is a fascinating and tragic figure, and her poetry continues to inspire and move readers around the world. Anna Piwkowska, the author of the biographical essay, analyzes her life and work with extraordinary sensitivity and insight, showing her as a damned, rebellious poet who sought new paths in 20th-century poetry. This book is not only a biography but also a profound reflection on the fate of the artist in times of totalitarianism and violence.