First Italian version of the absolute collection published by Marina Tsvetaeva eighteen in Moscow in 1910 Evening Album is the debut author of poetry, now proposed by Giuliano LadoIfi publisher in the sensitive, accurate translation of Paola Ferretti (pp.278, € 20.00 Russian text on front): output is a valuable also because it allows the reader to enter in that area if not openly larval, still "far from being established, the blank between hesitations and questions, doubts and 'grievances' (as he writes the same translator in his preface) from which will form the item unique, yet recognizable of the poetess 'ripe'. In fact, if the publication of the first notebooks of notes dated 1919-1921, edited by Voland Pina Napolitano, editorial deservedly broke the silence descended on Marina Tsvetaeva after the Fedra made by Marilena Lea for Pacini in 2011 and the Florentine Nights always re-proposed by Voland the same year in the translation of Serena Vitale, on the other hand to emerge from these pages is a Tsvetaeva prematurely and suffered irreparably 'final', ungraded, two revolutions and countless proofs of existence: the disintegration of the cote upper class of their own childhood the forced separation from her husband Sergei Efion, official filozarista, and the death of his second daughter Irina.


