Leo Sorge was born in Rome in 1960. Trained as an electronic engineer, he is fluent in English and French, and has studied both German and Japanese. He is continually exploring new science-based paradigms to understand society's transformations and disruptions.He is an active contributor on platforms like LinkedIn, Youtube, and X.A longstanding collaborator with MC Microcomputer and Byte Italy, Leo held the position of editor-in-chief for Computer Shopper Italy and PC Upgrade. He has orchestrated scientific and technological events such as: Holt in Italy (Rome, July 2017) was a series of five lectures in Rome. These lectures were presented by Ray Holt, the designer of the very first microprocessor in history.Seeweb Seed Beer (2012, 2013), Gamify Your Soul (@Luiss, 2013), The RepRap Day (@Sapienza University, 2011), and Cloud Scene by Seeweb (2009, 2010). The RepRap Day (@Sapienza University, 2011) was the first public Italian event dedicated to Additive Manufacturing.Light '10 (@Cnr, 2010).InvFactor (@Cnr, 2010) earned the Medal of the President of the Italian Republic. He also contributed to Più Blog/Digital Café at the Rome Book Fair from 2004 to 2008.Occasionally, Leo lends his expertise to friends as a science fiction editor. As an author, his works have been included in anthologies published by Mondadori, Vallecchi, Bietti, among others. As a filmmaker, he penned and directed "Futuristico", a four-part documentary exploring the essence of science fiction. His writings delve into the genuine history of technology and counterfactual narratives. In 2017, Ray Holt invited him to serve as a co-editor for "The Accidental Engineer" (Lulu, 2017), a memoir on Ray Holt, a pioneer in microprocessor technology.He edited "Lavoro contro Futuro", aiming to bring contemporary culture into perspective in the age of AI (Lift 2020). In 2017, inspired by ideas from Professor Bruno Fabbiani, he self-published "Le rivelazioni di Gutenberg" / "The Revelations of Gutenberg" with Lulu, a historical novel that delves into the true story of the Western invention of the printing press.His other notable books include "Le Macchie di Gutenberg" (Olimpia, 2003), "Senza Fili" (Apogeo, 2007), and "From Dust to the MicroProcessor" (Lulu, 2009).In 2008, TV author Claudio Fois - "Fratelli di Crozza", "Striscia la Notizia", and more - invited him to co-edit "...Ma i comici non se le scrivono da soli?" / "...Don't Comedians Write Their Own Material?"—a specialized course focused on writing for comedians.