MARCUS A. NANNINI

 

Mr. Nannini began his writing career by publishing a newspaper in the sixth grade. He charged 25 cents per school quarter for the privilege of reading the only hand-written copy of each edition. The newspaper was a modest success.

 

During his undergraduate years, he was a paid newspaper reporter and worked three semesters as the Research Assistant to journalism professor Richard Stocks Carlson, Ph.D. Nannini’s newspaper reporting paid for his senior year of undergrad.

 

Nannini is a life-long history buff with a particular interest in World War II and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. His first novel, Chameleons, An Untold World War II Story, was well received and earned a “Best Thriller” award.

 

His second work, Left for Dead at Nijmegen, the True Story of an American Paratrooper (Casemate Publishers, Oxford, UK, and Philadelphia, PA) received plaudits from around the world, has been placed into the United States National Archives, and was named 2019 Nonfiction Book of the Year. Sir Charles, Prince of Wales, owns a copy.

 

His third work, Midnight Flight to Nuremberg, the Capture of the Nazi who put Adolph Hitler into Power, will be released in the UK and EU on September 30, 2021, by Pen & Sword Books (United Kingdom) and late November 2021 in the USA and Canada.

 

Nannini’s following biography can be summed up in one sentence: From shoeshine boy in a foreign country where he doesn’t speak the language to construction magnate, real estate developer, international philanthropist, and benefactor to many.

 

Nannini is planning a Mystery/Thriller Series, commencing with Nine Men Down, The Silent Invasion of Oahu, followed by Geographic Treachery, The Shah’s Revenge, Vigorous Brutality, and more.

Mr. Nannini also authors stories for Military History Nowonline magazine, History Magazine, World War II History Magazine, and others.