• Source: Paolo Giordano

      • Paolo Giordano (born 1982) is an Italian writer who won the Premio Strega literary award with his first novel The Solitude of Prime Numbers.


      Biography


      Paolo Giordano was born on 19 December 1982, in Turin, Italy. He studied physics at the University of Turin and holds a PhD in theoretical particle physics. The Solitude of Prime Numbers, his first novel, has sold over a million copies and was translated into thirty languages.
      The Italian language film based on the novel was released in September 2010.
      His book How Contagion Works is one of the first to be written on the COVID-19 pandemic and warns of the danger of authoritarianism.


      Bibliography


      2008: The Solitude of Prime Numbers (published in Italian as La solitudine dei numeri primi)
      2012: The Human Body (published in Italian as Il corpo umano)
      2014: Like Family (published in Italian as Il nero e l'argento)
      2018: Divorare il cielo
      2020: How Contagion Works (published in Italian as Nel contagio)
      2022: Tasmania


      Filmography


      As writer
      Dry (2022)


      Awards


      2008: Strega Prize (The Solitude of Prime Numbers)
      2008: Premio Campiello for a first novel (The Solitude of Prime Numbers)


      References




      External links



      Paolo Giordano interview English language interview with Paolo Giordano
      Audio: Paolo Giordano in conversation on the BBC World Service discussion programme The Forum

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