Joseph Brodsky in Rome. In 3 volumes. Volume 3: Works and Days. Levinson Y

Historical heritage, architecture, topography, ancient myths and stormy modern life of the capital of Italy gave Brodsky stories for creativity for several decades: in 1985 he admitted that he had lived 32 years in the third Rome, from about a year in the first "(" " Travel to Istanbul ") Over the next decade, Brodsky’s stay in Rome has increased in a total of another year.
The book includes materials without which Brodsky’s stay in Rome in its entirety would be impossible: archival publications and fragments of interviews, the decoding of the Roman calendar-ecsticator and unique photographs taken by the poet in Italy, as well as his gift inscriptions on Books for Roman friends.
The reconstruction of "works and days" Brodsky in Rome is completing conversations with contemporaries - his friends and colleagues in the American Academy