Which author writes about the Italian policeman Aurelio Zen?
End Games As always with this writer, the sense of locale is conjured up with maximum vividness, and the final effect of reading the book that writes finish to the careers of both Aurelio Zen and the man who created him is twofold: we are grateful that this final entry is a distinguished one, but saddened that we will never again go down those mean Italian streets that Zen led us down – at least not with Michael Dibdin as our guide..." End Games End Games is a novel by Michael Dibdin. It is the 11th entry in the Aurelio Zen series,
Marco Aurelio Severino Marco Aurelio Severino Marco Aurelio Severino (November, 1580 – July 12, 1656) was an Italian surgeon and anatomist. Severino was born in Tarsia (Calabria, Italy), of Giovanni Jacopo Severino, a lawyer. He died of plague in 1656 in Naples. Adept of the atomist views of Democritus, he disregarded Aristotle. He met Tommaso Campanella and corresponded with William Harvey and Thomas Bartholin. He was familiar of the works of scientists of the antiquity like Galen and Lactantius. He also was the author of a book called "The philosophy of chess" ("La filosofia degli scacchi"). Besides his brilliant career as a surgeon