Alessandro Miozzi

Background

About Alessandro Miozzi

From 2001 member of Order of Journalists of Lombardia. Journalist, writer, author and comic artist, painter and illustrator with two personal exhibition and many collective exhibitions, from 2001 he attends to training, and has published more than 120 photos for his articles and for colleagues' articles. From 2016 is teacher of Mathematics and Physics, and from 2019 Chemestry and Science as well. From 2018 is comic artists of magazine “Oggi” (Rcs), and from 2021 is editor for newspaper online “Linkiesta”. From 2002 to 2006 he was editor of the magazine "Ritmo", of "Amici del Jazz" association (“Friends of Jazz”), from 2006 to 2018 he was editor-in-chief for “Puntoelinea” from 2008 to 2013 spokesperson for CUB (Unitary Confederation of Base). He was editor and editor-in-chief for monthlies “Milano 19”, “Qui Humaniter”, and journalist for “Il Giorno”, “La Regione Ticino”, “Ritmo”, “Week.it”, “Motonautica” e “Milanoquattro”. In 2020 was writes on format “Giornalismo e Storia”. He has written some novels, “Space Riders of the Mysterious Thing”, ARPANet (2009), “Jazz Tales” (2016), News Ed, and “Cincillà - The Story Of The Russian Ballet”, written with Natalia Preziosi, Amazon (2019),"24H", Neos Edizioni (2020), “Two revenges one bomb and a professor” with Maddalena Molteni, Neos edizioni (2022). With Gian Luca Margheriti is editorial curator of the anthology “Diciotto monumenti per Milano” and "Spiragli", also author of many tales published in several anthologies, and author of the music show “Phenomena – Jazz in the Cities”. In 2011 he was author of the comic “Jimbo G e lo Scimmiotto di Giada”, and in 2013 its english version “Jimbo G and the Jada monkey", like ebook, in 2012 of the comic "Jimbo G e l'Obiettivo K". In 2013 he has drawing the comic “Pinocchio’s Adventures of in the Land of the Rising Sun”, by the omounymous novel by Alfredo Vismara. In 2014 is author of the graphic novel “Gebrek, written by Claudio Elli, from the homonymous show theatre. In 2015 he has drawn illustrations for the book “Il destino è solo una scusa”, wrtitten by Jacopo Casoni, and with the chef Sergio Maria Teutonico he has written and drawn the comics “Kitchen Kids”. From 2018 illustrator for “Oggi” (RCS). In 2018 he has directed the documentary (“20 months that changed Italy”), with the historian professor Simone Campanozzi, and the video-maker Diego Marchi too. From 2021 he is editorial curator for Neos Edizioni.