Andrea Perego is an Italo-Australian journalist and writer. After living in Sydney, he is now working on projects in Venice and Berlin. In Australia he worked as a broadcaster for SBS Radio, focusing mostly on culture and politics.
In Italy, he has worked for Filippi Editore as the curator of a book series of Venetian subjects. The new updated edition of Curiosità veneziane by Giuseppe Tassini (first published in 1863) is part of the series.
In 2009 he worked on Peter Greenaway’s The Wedding at Cana (Italian version), as the voice of Christ. Greenaway’s vision was exhibited at Fondazione Giorgio Cini during the Venice International Biennale of Art.
His first collection of short stories in Italian, Racconti in cornice, was published in January 2014 by Supernova. The English edition of the book appeared under the title Red Moons and Cornflowers in March 2015, published in paperback and Kindle format for worldwide distribution via Amazon.
In March 2018 Andrea Perego published, with Supernova, Casanova in Berlin, that recounts the two months Giacomo Casanova spent in Berlin in 1764. The book is published in four languages. The French edition is a critical transcription from Casanova’s manuscript, by Andrea Perego who also edited the series and wrote the new translation in Italian.
The Laws of Time is his first novel, published by Supernova. It’s a mystery that takes place in Venice, in one day, the 9th of November 1730.
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