Influence
His book "Nel silenzio più teso" is in the Unesco Collection of representative works He is one of the Founders of the Circolo della Cultura e delle Arti He was active for many years as president of the "Circolo di cultura italo-austriaco" in Trieste, and he was among the first leaders of the "Incontri Culturali Mitteleuropei" in Gorizia. For Pier Paolo Pasolini, Marin's poems where the greatest Italian verses written in a contemporary dialect. Luigi Dallapiccola´s first work was named after the first book by Marin, Fiuri de tapo. It used Poems by Marin. Peter Handke cites a poem of Marin in his book "Gestern unterwegs" In 1983 a research center was created, which has its headquarters in the Public Library “Falco Marin” . A National Prize called "POESIA IN DIALETTO" is awarded each year to a writer of dialect poetry from the center, the prize takes its name from Marin. The center also awards thesis works regarding Marin.
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