Niccolò Tucci (1 May 1908 – 10 December 1999) was a short story writer and novelist who wrote in English and Italian.

Tucci was born in Lugano, Switzerland, on 1 May 1908, to a Russian mother and an Italian father who became a Swiss citizen. Niccolò Tucci grew up in privileged circumstances that were eliminated by the Bolshevik Revolution. His family relocated to Tuscany.

His daughter, Maria Tucci, is an actress who married her father's former editor, Robert Gottlieb.

In 1938, he resigned a position with Mussolini's Press Ministry and immigrated to the United States. He wrote numerous short stories and a few longer works, many of which are largely autobiographical in their subject matter.

Tucci died on 10 December 1999.

• The Rain Came Last & Other Stories
• Terror and Grief
• The Beautiful Blue Horse
• Military Intelligence
• Before My Time. Jonathan Cape, London, 1963.
• Unfinished Funeral

• About the Author at Wendy's Poetry
• Memories of the Good Life at The New York Times

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