Biography
Anna Danilova is a writer and author of detectives. She is also known under the names of Anna Dubchak and Anna Kaplan. Publishers when producing its works recommended pseudonyms to arrange the audience, as was the case with the last name. Today, Anna lives in Bulgaria, but actively cooperates with Russian publishers, thanks to which the domestic public is always aware of the new products from the author.Childhood and youth
Anna Danilova was born in Saratov on October 13, 1961. The real name of the writer is Dubchak. Her parents were not associated with creativity, so the hobbies and the interests of the girls were formed thanks to personal hobbies. Anya loved music and wanted to become a composer, so he entered the Marx Music School. Her mentor was a professor of the conservatory Arnold Benning. At the end of the school, a girl taught in this educational institution for some time.
Since childhood, the future writer loved to read and thought the verbal expression was the most capacious and figurative. This tendency helped to determine the future profession and with the case, which will be decisive in biographies. Alexander Gnutov, mentor and teacher Anna, who worked as the editor of prose in the Volga Publishing, sent the girls' stories to the literary institute. M. Gorky. She became a student of the correspondence department.
Here, the future writer found many interesting dating in the circle of literary figures. Teacher Vladimir Orlov and Institution seminars helped Anna to understand how much literary form is more inclined. She wrote novels, stories, stories, but a large form seemed to be the most attractive girl. Dubchak hatched the idea of creating a novel.
Books
The first publications of the author were held at home, in Saratov. Anna worked under the real name. In 1990, the newspaper "Zarya Youth" introduced the public with the work of a novice writer. Then published 5 stories included in the collection called "Valka".
Thanks to the writer, Vladimir Maksimov, with whom Anna brought acquaintance in student years, in 1991 the story "Captain Dimych" was published in the Paris magazine "Continent". The work was also printed in the Moscow journal "Consent" and in the urban publication "Nizhny Novgorod".
Working in the genre of surrealistic prose, Anna was improved in a small form, but planned the creation of a novel. They became a work called "Gardener". The appearance of the brainchild of a large form of the writer was preparing for 9 years and in 1997 proposed its work to Moscow publishing houses.
During this period, the regiments of literary stores were replenished with books in the genre of a detective. This direction has become extremely popular, so publishers advised Anna to try their strength in the trendy direction. The Eksmo Publishing House proposed to write a "detective eye of a woman" in 20 copyright sheets. Danilova used the granted chance and created the original work, which was published under the name "When I was not". The book came under the pseudonym Anna Danilova.
In parallel, the woman worked under the name Olga Volkova. She composed of works for intermediaries who published them under other names on the terms of the complete anonymity of the transaction. So they saw the light of 9 criminal novels, summarized by the series "Pianist".
The books were recognized and even were mentioned in the "Book Find" rating as examples of the talented creativity of the modern author. Speaking in the role of the so-called "literary negara", writing for the customer, Anna "stuck her hand." At the same time, she worked on works published under her name.
The publishing house "ABC" and "Astrel" released the books of Anna Dubchak "Gardener", "visits to a lonely man", the cycle "Women's fillets in a wine sauce". Under the last name Danilov publishers "EKSMO" and "AST" published works for children "Kuklovod", "Where is the zebras?", "The Mystery of Orange Sakvayazha". Anna Danilova also became the author of the radio.
The main directions of creativity Danilova today are surrealistic and detective novels. Critics state a deep psychologist of the works of the writer. In Russia, more than 120 of her books were published. The works are also translated into Turkish and Bulgarian languages and reissued in Istanbul. Very throughout the border in the early 2000s, Danilova continued literary activities and began to cooperate with the Turkish publishing house Birhard.
There she was offered to take the pseudonym Anna Kaplan, so that the audience was easier to perceive the author. Partners have chosen the book "Junior Threesome" and, translating it to Turkish, published in Istanbul. The deal was not the most profitable, as the circulation of books turned out to be small, the author received $ 2 thousand for services, and the publisher soon disappeared. Left to live abroad, Anna supports relations with local and Russian publishers, releasing new novels.
Personal life
Now Anna Danilova lives near Varna. The personal life of a woman has developed successfully. She is happy in marriage with her husband, whose surname (Kaplan) became one of the pseudonyms of the author. Spouse of writer - Turk of Bulgarian origin. Therefore, a couple, living in Bulgaria, often visits Turkey. Children appeared in their union: Anna raised her son.
The writer has a house in the Turkish village of Strachylitsa. Anna holds the farm, despite the fact that living outside the city is not considered prestigious in this area. Here she overshadows inspiration from nature and everything that was dreaming about in Saratov: warm climate, freedom and largest.
Anna loves to travel, so other countries often visits. Istanbul is one of her favorite cities. The atmosphere of this place is the novel "Personal Life Eve".
Anna Danilova now
Anna Danilova is not included in the list of the first authors of Russia, few recognize it in the photo, but books are in demand and interest in the public in their native country and abroad. In 2019, the writer continues to cooperate with various publishers.
She writes books, combining realism with fiction and fantasies, paying attention to works for adults and for children's audience. Anna Danilova stands at the festival Days of Russian Culture in Varna and other events of similar subjects.
Bibliography
- 1997 - "Gardener"
- 2002 - "Wig for Lady Peak"
- 2004 - "Room of laughter"
- 2006 - "Bronze Cloud"
- 2008 - "Japanese Prayer"
- 2009 - "Scarlet Moon"
- 2010 - "Blueberry in the snow"
- 2011 - "Savan for the Bludnitz"
- 2018 - "Target for the Dark Angel"
- 2019 - "Million for Colombina"