Marco Corrias, a 75-year-old journalist and writer who is now retired, divides his time between Rome and Fluminimaggiore, the Sardinian town where he was once mayor.
After working for various newspapers, he served as a special correspondent for the weekly magazine *Epoca* and for *Terra!*, a current affairs and in-depth analysis program on Tg5.
He has always covered current events and investigated the most sensational national and international cases.
He currently works full-time for the Fluminimaggiore Community Cooperative—a social enterprise (which he conceived and helped found) as Chairman of the Board of Directors. He is the creator of the Happy Village project, which aims to restore and transform the numerous vacant homes in the town of Fluminimaggiore into residences for active seniors, providing them with all necessary services in exchange for a monthly fee.
He wrote:
– “My Son Farouk: Anatomy of a Kidnapping” (Rizzoli)
– “Mino Pecorelli: A Man Who Knew Too Much” (Sperling & Kupfer).
– “The Zimmerman Well” (Demos Editore).
– “Molten Lead” (Edizioni Il Maestrale).
– “The Pope Will Die at Christmas” (Giovane Holden Edizioni).
