Alessia Gazzola (born 9 April 1982,

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, Sicily, Italy) is an Italian novelist. Gazzola is a medical examiner and she published her first novel, ''L'allieva'', in 2011. Her novels mix crime fiction and chick lit, the central character being ''Alice Allevi''. Her 2018 novel ''Il ladro gentiluomo'' won the 2019 Premio Bancarella.

Books

L'allieva novels

* ''L'allieva'' ( Longanesi 2011) * ''Un segreto non è per sempre'' (Longanesi 2012) * ''Sindrome da cuore in sospeso'' (Longanesi 2012) * ''Un regalo inatteso'' (2013) (ebook) * ''Le ossa della principessa'' (Longanesi 2014) * ''Una lunga estate crudele'' (Longanesi, 2015) * ''Un po' di follia di primavera'' (Longanesi 2016) * ''Arabesque'' (Longanesi 2017) * ''Il ladro gentiluomo'' (Longanesi, 2018, ) * ''La ragazza del collegio'' (Longanesi, 2021)

Costanza Macallè Series

* ''Questione di Costanza'' (Longanesi, 2019) * ''Costanza e buoni propositi'' (Longanesi, 2020) * ''La costanza è un'eccezione'' (Longanesi, 2022)

Other novels

* ''Sbocciano i fiori del male'' short story in: ''Nessuna più: quaranta autori contro il femminicidio'' (Elliot, 2013) * ''Non è la fine del mondo'' (Feltrinelli, 2016) * ''Lena e la tempesta'' (Garzanti 2019) * ''My sweet quarantine'' short story in: ''Andrà tutto bene. Gli scrittori al tempo della quarantena'' (Garzanti 2020) * ''Un tè a Chaverton House'' (Garzanti, 2021) * ''A Verona con Romeo e Giulietta'' (Giulio Perrone Editore, 2023)

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* 1982 births Living people 21st-century Italian writers Italian crime fiction writers Medical examiners Italian women novelists Italian medical writers Chick lit writers Writers from Messina 21st-century Italian women writers Women crime fiction writers {{Italy-writer-stub