Francesco Falconi (Grosseto, 26 June 1976) is an Italian fantasy writer.[1]
He wrote his first book in 2006 with the series of fantasy novels for children Estasia[2], published by Armando Curcio Editore . Estasia Danny Martine and the Crown Enchanted is a novel that the author wrote at the age of 14 years, influenced by the works of Michael Ende and subsequently published by Curcio in 2006 [3] .
After Estasia he has written the saga of Prodigium[4], published by Asengard Editions, which consists of only two books: The Children of Elements and The Acropolis of Shadows.
Along with other Italian writers, in 2009 he participated in the anthology Sanctuary.
In 2010 he was published the social novel Gothica The Angel of Death, published by Edizioni Ambiente, then The Aurora Witches, by Reverdito Publisher. In 2010 he published a new book, Nemesis The Order of the Apocalypse, (Castelvecchi Publisher) with a sequel in fall 2011: Nemesis The Key of Solomon.
In 2011 he also wrote the biography of the singer Madonna entitled Mad for Madonna. The queen of pop, published Castelvecchi Publisher.[5]
In the same year he has released a new series for children, Evelyn Starr, co-written with author Luca Azzolini and published by Piemme, returning you to the fantasy genre with which he began[6]. On October 2011 received the Literary Prize of Young Art 2011 Rome, gender Young Adults, sponsored by the city of Rome.[7]
He currently works in Rome as a consultant for engineering and writer of children's novels, which have sold tens of thousands of copies.[8]
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