Private Life
In 1914 he marries Pina Marini with whom he had four children, Gioiella, Falco He knew the family of Art-deco artist and designer Josef Maria Auchentaller, so well that he wrote about an affair Emma Auchentaller had when the couple visited Grado. His son Falco Marin was a poet and essayist, who died during the World War Two in a fight against the Yugoslav partisans in the Province of Ljubljana, Slovenia on the 25 of July in 1943. Shortly before he had joined an anti-fascistic group. In 1977 his nephew Guy commits suicide, and a year later his wife Pina Marini dies. The writer Claudio Magris considered himself as one his best friends. He also said that Marin was both brother and father to him. Immediately after the death of his friend, Pier Paolo Pasolini he wrote a Cycle of poems called "El critoleo del corpo fracasao" about him.
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