Born in Catanzaro in 1962, he lives and works in Rome. He studied classical literature in Pisa and graduated from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome. He is the author of radio plays, plays, and novels, and his predilection for historical biographies and the lives of real people has characterized his narrative work since “L'atlante criminale” (2000), a text that won him the Bagutta Opera Prima Award. This was followed by “La sposa ebrea” (2006), “I sentieri del cielo” (2008), and “Una strana storia d'amore” (2010), up to the recent “Il sosia di Hitler” (2014)
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