Biography
At the beginning of the XXI century, many young authors appeared in the literary world who fond the creation of works in fantasy. But not everyone is given to make the story of a clear children's audience and do not overload it with universal, planets and worlds. Better than others, this is a winner of the competition established by Rosman, Natalia Shcherbe, who released popular cycles "to be a witch" and "Speedie", and then fascinated by the process and wrote a dozen of such books.Childhood and youth
Natalia Shcherba was born in 1981 in Belarus and most of his childhood spent in the cities of the former USSR. In school, which was in Yaroslavl, the girl first showed creative abilities and, dreaming to become a multiplier, drawing pictures for whole days. In adolescence, Natasha was fascinated by reading and tried to compose his own stories that were represented by classmates and deserved a certain success.
Favorite authors of the future writer in childhood were Main Reed, Fenimore Cooper, Nikolay Nosov and Cyrus Bulychev, and in high schools in her field of view, the classics of Russian literature and the magical stories of Astrid Lindgren, Ernst Gofman, Lewis Carroll and the Brothers Grimm.
After school, the Church family moved to Ukraine, here the girl entered the University of Light Industry, where the design technology was studied and began writing the first novel from the 2nd course. According to Natasha, the text of the work about fearless ninjas was lost in numerous manuscripts, and since he was an experiment, it was extremely inflicted by this fact.
Books
The creative biography of Natalia began in the mid-2000s, after the literary magazine published a fairy tale about time. The readers liked the reasonable approach to the narration and magical theories, drawn from the exact sciences.Inspiring Glory British Joan Rowling, which earned millions on the books about Harry Potter and Volan de Morte, Natasha decided to compose for adolescents and presented a major work on the Kharkov Festival "Star Bridge". By decision of the jury, the novel "Be the Witch" received the "silver caduce" from the organizers and took 2nd place from hundreds of declared debut works.
After the publication, Scherba actively took up work and for 2 years created several children's books at once. Among them were the continuation of the adventures of the Carpathian Witch and the beginning of the fantastic series of "Lunastra", which was called the "Twilight World".
In 2011, the "hourly key" and "hourly heart" were published from the popular cycle of the "Handle", and after 3 years, several books appeared on sale. They talked about the fate of a small wizard, which was against the will in the fantastic world, and were the transfer of the plots of Terry Prathots and Joan Rowling into Russian.
The books rated readers, and sales exceeded Evgenia Gagloeva and "50 shades of gray", written in 2011 by the Englishman E. L. James.
Personal life
Despite the fact that Natalia has become a public person, information about her personal life remains closed. Therefore, journalists do not know what the writer's husband is called, and have never seen her daughter.
However, the embracing moments of the existence of Shcherbe Mystery are not, and it often lays out own photos to the Instagram social network.
Natalia Shcherba now
Now Natalia continues to actively replenish the bibliography and recalls the series "Highway" with sadness, but in addition to the narrative of the adventures of Vasilisa in the work of the writer, many other works are scheduled.In 2019, Rosman's publisher published the novel "The Dance of White Dwarfs", which became the continuation of the works of the "jump over the stars", "Steps in Empty" and "Flying through Stones", which are a cosmic sague about faith, freedom and a dream.
Bibliography
Cycle "Be Witch"
- 2008 - "Be the Witch"
- 2010 - "Witin Cross"
- 2011 - "Free Witch"
Cycle "Hourway"
- 2011 - "hour key"
- 2011 - "hour heart"
- 2012 - "Clock Tower"
- 2013 - "hourly name"
- 2014 - "Hours"
- 2015 - "Close Battle"
Cycle "Lunastra"
- 2016 - "Jump under the stars"
- 2017 - "Flying through stones"
- 2018 - "Steps in Empty"
- 2019 - "Dance of White Rabbits"