Biography
Wladimiro Giorgio Scerbanenco fu giornalista e scrittore italiano di origine ucraina, considerato il padre del noir italiano. Direttore di Novella e fondatore di Bella, scrisse romanzi polizieschi, rosa, western e di fantascienza. Con la serie del Duca Lamberti (Venere privata, Traditori di tutti, I ragazzi del massacro), portò il giallo italiano in una Milano realistica e amara. Le sue opere ispirarono film e adattamenti a fumetti. In suo onore è nato il Premio Scerbanenco per la narrativa noir.
[Wladimiro Giorgio Scerbanenco was an Italian journalist and writer of Ukrainian origin, regarded as the father of Italian noir. Editor of Novella and founder of Bella, he wrote crime, romance, western, and science fiction novels. With the Duca Lamberti series (A Private Venus, Betrayers of All, The Boys of the Massacre), he brought Italian crime fiction into a realistic, gritty Milan. His works inspired films and comic adaptations. The Scerbanenco Prize for crime and noir fiction was established in his honor.]
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