★Philip Osbourne’s new book series featuring the great innovators in computer science who changed the world.
★This series intend to take readers on a captivating journeys through the lives of the computer scientists who led the world forward, portrayed in a fun and pop way, including Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberger, Ada Lovelace, Elon Musk, and Larry Page.
★Fun facts and anecdotes make each book enjoyable and easy to read.
★“Digital Emperors” has achieved remarkable success, captivating readers worldwide. In less than a month since its launch, the book series has been sold in 15 countries.

This series include 6 titles:
Steve Jobs
Bill Gates
Mark Zuckerberg
Elon Musk
Jeff Bezos
Larry Page

Philip Osbourne (Author)
For many years he has been working on movie screenplays and comic books for the American market, among others “Jenna” with Jim Fern and Joe Rubinstein featuring the original score by Iron Maiden’s Paul Di Anno, as well as articles for Cinema magazines (“Empire”) and pitches for movie projects together with film guru Brain Yuzna. Osbourne’s books are published in over 56 countries, including USA, France, Italy, Germany, Greece, Russia, Romania, Brazil, China, Albania and is now the author of the official books “Harry & Bunnie” and “ABC Monster”, two cartoons produced by Animasia. His best-selling book series ‘Diary of a Nerd’ will soon be a TV series (produced by Rainbow) for the international markets. ‘Jurassik Diaries’ will be a cartoon (produced by Enanimation).

Roberta Procacci(Illustrator)
Roberta Procacci is an illustrator of children’s books. She became famous thanks to the drawings and comics featured in “DIARY OF A NERD”; a work published in 48 countries. Over the years she has illustrated children’s guides and fun books on science (“Piccoli esperimenti in famiglia” by Francesco Laurenzi, published by Gremese Editore).
A very prolific illustrator, Roberta Procacci has recently published “Alice & Cuore” by Martin Steel (Edizioni Zona Franca). With Philip Osbourne she has already collaborated on “Ghist & Bullies” (Peruzzo Editore) and “Mr. Night and the Bullies” (Armando Curcio editore). The latter, an illustrated novel based on a true story, was considered by critics to be of great value.