Angelo Australi was born July 27, 1954, in Figline Valdarno (Florence), where he still lives. In 1980 he made his debut with the novel Roscio in the series "Narrare oggi" directed for Ciminiera in Reggio Emilia by writer Vincenzo Guerrazzi. In 1985 he published Spartacus and Cannabis at Gazebo. In 1986 he founded the Circolo Letterario Semmelweis (Semmelweis Literary Circle) with some friends, with the intention of fostering the cultural growth of his area, seeking a confrontation between different local identities. The Circle to this day is active in Valdarno. The association's fiction series includes the short story plaquettes Magalodiare (1989), I grandi navigatori (1996), I sogni in Tv (2002), and Non ci sono troppe vie di fuga (2007). Between 1989 and 1991, Australi was the creator and editor of the Valdarno culture periodical "MicroMacro" and worked as a cultural consultant for the Informagiovani center of the municipality of Figline Valdarno. In 2009, edited by Fabio Flego, an anthology of the magazine entitled Quarantatreesimo parallelo was published by Pezzini. Micromacro, history of a magazine and its territory.

Angelo Australi has also published the novels Vittoria (Gazebo, 1999), Aunt Oria (Pezzini, 2003), Dalla foce alla sorgente (Pezzini, 2005), and L'usignolo di provincia (Pagliai, 2010). His short stories have been published in various literary journals.