Marco Vichi
Marco Vichi (born 20 November 1957) is an Italian novelist and short story writer who has also edited a number of crime anthologies. Born in Florence, he now lives in the Chianti hills.
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Born | Marco Vichi 20 November 1957 Florence, Italy |
Occupation | Novelist, Journalist, Screenwriter |
Nationality | Italian |
Period | 1999–present |
Several of Vichi's Inspector Bordelli novels, set in the 1960s, have recently been published in English (translated by Stephen Sartarelli).
Bibliography
Incomplete, English translations only. For full bibliography see the Italian Wikipedia page.
The Inspector Bordelli novels
- Death in August, set in 1963 (Il commissario Bordelli, 2002)
- Death and the Olive Grove, set in 1964 (Una brutta faccenda, 2003)
- Death in Sardinia, set in 1965 (Il nuovo venuto, 2004)
- Death in Florence, set in 1966 (Morte a Firenze, 2009)
- Death in the Tuscan Hills, set in 1967 (La forza del destino, 2011)
- Ghosts of the Past, set in 1967 (Fantasmi del passato, 2011)
Prizes and Recognition
- 2004 – Il nuovo venuto won the Premio Fedeli
- 2009 – Morte a Firenze won the Premio Scerbanenco
- 2013 – Death in Sardinia was shortlisted for the CWA International Dagger award
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External links
- Official website (in Italian)
- Reviews at EuroCrime
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