Mino Milani

Mino Milani, born in 1928 in Pavia, was a prolific Italian writer, cartoonist, journalist, and historian. Throughout his extensive career, he published over two hundred works, including children's and adult novels, short story collections, biographies, and historical texts. His versatile talent also extended to comic writing, collaborating with renowned artists and contributing to notable publications. Milani's stories often featured intriguing characters and captivating plots, making him a significant figure in Italian literature and comics.

Some of his well-known publications include:

• Giallo-crime novel cycle – Featuring police commissioner Melchiorre Ferrari, these novels are celebrated for their suspenseful and thrilling narratives.
• Tommy River series – A collection of western novels that capture the adventurous spirit of the Old West.
• Fantasma d'amore – A novel that was adapted into a film by Dino Risi, starring iconic actors Marcello Mastroianni and Romy Schneider, blending romance and mystery.