Graeme Simsion โ Australian novelist of the 21st century, author of The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect, translated into dozens of languages and embraced worldwide. A former IT consultant and screenwriter, he entered fiction with a witty love story blending humour, science, and romance. His novels explore human connection, differences, and the search for belonging.
๐ The Rosie Project sold millions of copies worldwide. ๐ฌ Film rights were acquired before the book was even published. ๐ป Previously worked as a database expert and consultant. โ๏ธ Came to fiction through screenwriting courses. ๐ His novels have been translated into more than 40 languages. ๐ The Rosie Project originally began as a screenplay. ๐ฌ The character Don Tillman was partly inspired by people he knew. ๐ Taught at the University of Melbourne. ๐ผ Balances lighthearted comedy with deeper social themes. ๐ฆ The Rosie series remains his signature work, though he also writes stand-alone novels. ๐ Funny note: joked that if he hadnโt become a novelist, heโd be writing user manuals with jokes in the footnotes.