Mario Giordano, born in Munich in 1963, is a German author primarily known for his mystery and crime fiction novels. His background includes a degree in psychology from the University of Dusseldorf, influenced by his Italian immigrant parents and the subsequent divorce. Giordano’s writing style is characterized by intricate plots and engaging characters, often set against the backdrop of Sicily. He has also worked as a screenwriter, adapting his novel ‘Black Box’ into a critically acclaimed film.
Giordano’s career highlights include adapting his novel ‘Black Box’ into the film ‘Das Experiment,’ earning him a Bavarian Film Award for Best Screenplay. He is most widely recognized for his ‘Auntie Poldi’ series, a long-running series of mystery novels set in Sicily. He has also branched out into other genres with series like 'Cotton Reloaded' and 'Apocalypsis'.








