Andre Zammit

André Zammit (often written Andre Zammit) is a Maltese architect, engineer, researcher and author known for his autobiographical and historical writing, as well as biographies of prominent Maltese figures.

He is the author of Sir Luigi Camilleri, a well-researched biography of the distinguished Gozitan judge and Chief Justice Sir Luigi Camilleri (1892–1989). The book draws on Camilleri’s personal papers and historical records to trace his life and career—from his early academic brilliance and involvement in Malta’s 1921 self-government period, to his long judicial service and eventual knighthood. Zammit’s work is noted for its narrative style, detailed documentation, and inclusion of archival material and personal anecdotes that bring the historical figure to life. He is also the author of I Remember, a memoir-style collection of recollections in which he reflects on his childhood, professional life, travels, and encounters with various people across his career. The book is a blend of autobiography, historical observation, and personal memory, featuring essays and anecdotes that highlight both Maltese society and Zammit’s experiences abroad.

Through these works, André Zammit contributes to Maltese biographical and memoir literature, focusing on preserving personal and national memory through detailed storytelling, historical research, and reflective writing.