Andrea De Carlo

"Due di Due" and "Tecniche di Seduzione" were translated into English by Paula M. C. Geldenhuys, and published as "Two out of Two" and "Techniques of Seduction", respectively, by Troubador Publishing Ltd in their Troubador Storia series (2009 and 2010). "Giro di vento" was translated into English by Andrea De Carlo, and published as "Windshift" by Rizzoli USA (2006). "Leielui", also translated by the author as "She and He" in 2013, is available for Kindle on Amazon. "L'imperfetta meraviglia" and "Due di due" have been published in French as "La merveille imperfecte"(2017) and "Deux sur deux" (2018) by HC Editions, in a translation by Chantal Moiroud.

His second novel, Uccelli da gabbia e da voliera ("Cage and Aviary Birds"), published in 1982, was praised by Federico Fellini, with whom De Carlo worked as assistant director in the movie E la nave va (And the Ship Sails On). Towards the end of shooting, De Carlo made the short film Le facce di Fellini ("The Faces of Fellini") about the relationship between the great Italian director and his actors. He later collaborated with Michelangelo Antonioni on the screenplay for a film that was never made.

He settled back in Italy, in Milan and Rome and then in the countryside near Urbino. In 1981 the Einaudi publishing house published his first novel, Treno di Panna, which he had already written in English under the title "Cream Train". Italo Calvino wrote an introduction. A movie adapted from the book would later be produced.

Andrea De Carlo (born December 11, 1952 in Milan) is an Italian novelist.