II, a dark-skinned Italian who is the son of a Somalian mother and an Italian father, born in 1923 near Mogadishu. Wu Ming 5 was guitar player in :it:Nabat, one of the first Oi! bands to reach a cult following in Italy during the early 1980s. The band broke up in 1987 but got together again in the early 1990s, only to break up again in 1998. Nabat reunited in 2010 for a comeback tour, with Wu Ming 5 still on guitar, "splitting services between two bands [Wu Ming and Nabat]", as he quipped during a radio interview. Bibliography The group has published several novels and non-fiction books in print and online, released under a Creative Commons license, and they are available for download on the group's website. Q, 54, Manituana Altai and Morning Star have been translated into English. Most books are available in several European languages. Fiction written by the whole collective Q (originally written as Luther Blissett, 1999, published in 18 languages) Hatchets of War (with Vitaliano Ravagli, 2000) 54 (2002). Translated into English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Dutch, German and Serbian. Manituana (2007, Translated into English, Spanish and French) Weather Forecasts (a novella, 2008) Altai (2009, Translated into English) Clockwork Orange Duck (collection of short stories, 2011) The Army of Sleepwalkers (2014) Cantalamappa (2015) The Invisible Everywhere (2015) The Return of Cantalamappa (2017) Proletkult (2018) Solo fiction Havana Glam (by Wu Ming 5, 2001) War on the Humans (by Wu Ming 2, 2004). Translated into Dutch and French New Thing (by Wu Ming 1, 2004). Translated into Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish and French Free Karma Food (by Wu Ming 5, 2006) Morning Star (by Wu Ming 4, 2008) Pontiac: History of a Revolt (by Wu Ming 2, book + cd, 2010) One Shot is Enough (by Wu Ming 2, book + cd, 2010) Non-fiction This Revolution Has No Face (2002). A Spanish anthology of articles and short stories Giap! (2003). An anthology of essays, articles, e-mail conversations and short stories Grand River: A Journey (2008) New Italian Epic (a collection of essays on literature, 2009) The Path of Gods (by Wu Ming 2, 2010) The Imperfect Hero (by Wu Ming 4, 2010) Thomas Munster: Sermon to the Princes (2010). Asks why Muntzer's reformation has inspired radicals for almost 500 years. Part of the "Revolutions" series. No Promise This Trip Will Be Short: 25 Years of No Tav Struggle