Andrea Carlo Cappi, born in Milan, 1964, has been living between Italy and Spain since 1973. As a writer in Italy he's the author of over seventy titles counting novels, short story collections and non-fiction, plus dozens of still uncollected short stories. His works of fiction include the thriller/spy/noir series Nightshade and Medina, Agente Nightshade and Sickrose, Toni Black and Dark Duet; the erotic urban-fantasy vampire series Danse Macabre; award winning sci-fi/thriller tie-in novels based on the comics series Martin Mystère; caper tie-in novels and film novelizations based on the comics series Diabolik; the sexy/sci-fi/noir LUV and a short story collection, both co-authored with Ermione; the historical mystery novels Il Visconte/La spia del Risorgimento in 19th century Italy (written with Paolo Brera) and Il ponte sospeso, set in Rome between 1864 and 1964.
Editor of book series and anthologies, he's also known as a translator from English and Spanish. He co-wrote the RAI radio series Mata Hari and hosted various radio and tv programs, and hundreds of literary events He's a member of IAMTW, World SF Italia, Associazione Culturale Andrea G. Pinketts (devoted to the works of the late eponymous Italian writer) and Associazione Torre Crawford APS (managing the Torre Crawford literary award and the festival celebrated every year in the seaside town of San Nicola Arcella, Cosenza, Italy, where American writer Francis Marion Crawford used to spend his summers)
Find him on
Europulp (blog in English)
Il Rifugio dei Peccatori (blog in Italian)
Borderfiction Zone (blog in Italian)
Kverse - Il mondo thriller di Andrea Carlo Cappi (blog in Italian)
Premio Torre Crawford (website of the literary award dedicated to Francis Marion Crawford, in Italian)
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