Peter Riva is an author specializing in science fiction and thriller novels, drawing from his extensive life experiences to craft compelling narratives. His works include the "Tag" series and other titles that blend adventure with scientific and environmental themes. Known for his ability to weave factual knowledge into fiction, Riva's writing has been praised for its authenticity and gripping storytelling.
With a background in mathematics and film, Riva attended UCLA Film School before beginning his career as an apprentice at the BBC. He later created and produced over 78 hours of primetime wildlife television, spending significant time in Africa. His diverse career also includes co-founding a film history museum in Berlin and managing high-profile aerospace and environmental initiatives, collaborating with global leaders in these fields. Raised in New York City, London, and Switzerland, Riva now resides in New Mexico, where he continues to write.
In addition to his novels, Riva contributes a weekly column covering a wide range of topics, reflecting his broad expertise. His career achievements extend beyond writing, with his work commemorated in national institutions across multiple countries. Riva approaches writing as a form of relaxation, channeling his rich experiences into stories that captivate readers.