Alla Sergeevna Golovina - (nee Baroness Steiger, July 2 (15), 1909, Nikolaevka village, Cherkassy district, Kyiv province - June 2, 1987, Brussels) - Russian poetess, prose writer of the “first wave” of emigration, participant in a number of literary associations in Prague , Paris, etc. Golovina A.S. — The sister of the poet A. Steiger, who preserved his archive. This electronic collection of poems, the most complete to date, is divided into several parts: 1. Collection of poems "Swan Carousel" (Berlin: Petropolis, 1935).2. Poems published by the author in emigrant periodicals (mainly from the 1930s)3. Poems written in the late period, published in posthumous publications. The best emigration critics highly appreciated her work: G.V. Adamovich saw in Golovina’s work a special way of creating artistic expressiveness. In a review of the collection “Swan Carousel”, the critic called the poetess “the most talented poet in Prague” (Last news. 1935. January 24). “The inspired curiosity of a storyteller” - this is how V.F. Khodasevich characterizes the peculiarity of Golovina’s worldview, meaning that that the poetess tried to consider the inner essence of things (Renaissance. 1935. March 28). Until now, her literary heritage has been collected and published only partially. This collection is based on poems from two books: 1. Poets of the Prague "Skeet". Rostock. 2005, pp. 335–4152. Alla Golovina. Villa "Nadezhda". Poetry. Stories. "Contemporary". 1992. pp. 4–150.