Natalia Pavlishcheva and her heroines

Natalia Pavlishcheva is a modern author whose pen has more than forty books. In her works she combines the genres of a historical and love novel. Her books are about women and for women.

Biography

The writer was born in March 1955, in the very south of the former Soviet Union - in Turkmenistan. Her father was an officer. In the Turkestan military district, he was of his own free will. Natalia Pavlishcheva herself recalled that her father had a romantic and fervent temper, and therefore insisted on continuing his service after the war in such a remote corner of the country. My mother was a teacher of Russian language and literature.

After graduation Natalia Pavlishcheva, whose biography, it would seem, is quite unlike the biographies of popular and readable authors, went to Leningrad. There she decided to continue her education by submitting documents to the university. A specialty, the future writer, chose one that has nothing to do with books, literature, or history. By profession, one of the most popular modern Russian authors is a sewing production technologist.

First book

As a rule, in the memoirs of famous authors there are always stories about the first samples of the pen, which took place in early childhood. In the biography of Natalia Pavlishcheva, there is nothing like this. She began to write at a fairly mature age. Natalia Pavlishcheva discovered a literary gift in herself when she was already over fifty.

As a reader, Natalia was always interested in historical prose. One of her favorite authors was and remains Valentin Ivanov. Natalia Pavlishcheva admits that her first two works were nothing but the imitation of the Soviet writer's historical novels. But there is hardly anything reprehensible about this. All writers, and even the greatest of them, began their own creative path from the re-creation of the handwriting of other, more mature authors.

The passion she told herself

Most of the books Natalia Pavlishcheva dedicates to the lives of legendary women - personalities who have left their mark on history, culture, art. One of the works reflects the facts from the biography of Marilyn Monroe. The subject of lusts of millions of men, a sex symbol of the sixties - it's just a woman who wanted to be happy, but this she never did. About this book, which created Pavlishcheva Natalia. Reviews about this and other works are different. Some scold the author for being unprofessional. Another reading brings pleasure, and Pavlishchev's lack of special education is of little interest to them.

Coco Chanel

The uneasy fate of a girl from a poor family who, due to her hard and non-feminine nature, became the fashion legislator, is described in the book by Natalia Pavlishcheva. The author of the legendary Koko portrayed as an absolutely self-sufficient person. The heroine of the novel Pavlishcheva behaved herself always as she saw fit. She imposed her fashion on the world, but she had the right to do so. Her contemporaries did not like him, but, perhaps, there is no person who does not know her name today. Coco Chanelly Audrey Hepburn are for Pavlishcheva the most interesting figures in the history of culture.

Natalia Goncharova

The wife of the great Russian poet was, according to Natalia Pavlishcheva, a unique woman. Her letters to Pushkin, unfortunately, did not survive. But after studying Goncharova's entries in her personal diary and her messages to close relatives, Pavlishcheva formed her opinion about a woman who, according to popular belief, was deprived of a genius author. The modern writer saw in Pushkin's beloved woman a subtle nature, possessing deep moral strength. Possessing extraordinary beauty, Goncharova did not betray the memory of her deceased husband, but gave her whole life exclusively to the upbringing of children.

Pavlishcheva Natalia Pavlovna worked in various fields of activity. Before the first book was published, she worked both in the garment industry and in the field of education. The main feature of the character of the writer, by her own admission, is the desire to constantly share with others their knowledge. And if suddenly she did not open a literary gift, she would have become an excellent teacher. But, fortunately, writing to her, although somewhat late, but it came. Therefore, it does not cease to please its fans, and the acquired knowledge finds its way out in numerous works.