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Gianluigi Zuddas (born 1943) is an Italian author and translator of science fiction. His first novel, ''Amazon'', won a Premio Italia prize. Zuddas was born at Carpi, near Modena, but moved to Livorno with his family when he was very young and many biographies list the latter as his birthplace. His father was a non-commissioned navy officer. He was a keen reader of Salgari, Zane Grey and Steinbeck as a child and took a liking to Frederik Pohl and Robert Sheckley's sociological science fiction and Jack Vance's stories in his early teens. He tried his hand at various jobs, such as metal worker, mechanic, technician in medical radiology, and painter, before deciding for writing fantasy stories. His first novel, ''Amazon'', won a prize in Italy. After 1989 translation jobs did not leave enough time for him to go on with his own writing, though a new novel of his, ''C'era una volta un computer'' ("There Was Once a Computer"), came out in 2006, being reprinted on ''Urania'' in the following year; in this novel Zuddas reviews, remakes and expands on his previous story, "Le armi della Lupa". __NOTOC__ In Zuddas' stories the main character is usually female. His Amazons are not like the unreal ones readers and movie goers generally see in other works. He puts and effort to try and make them realistic. Zuddas considers his Amazon stories as heroic fantasies too. He prefers human-centered explanations to events and phenomena where some try to find extraterrestrial sources. == Works == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gianluigi Zuddas」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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