Darya Dontsova

5. ↑ Approved the composition of the Council of Public Television. // Official site of the President of Russia (18.07.2012). Retrieved October 20, 2015.

1. Russian Book Chamber. www.bookchamber.ru. Retrieved December 9, 2016.

2. ↑ Darya Dontsova buried mother Days pv. Retrieved December 9, 2016.

11. ↑ Shenderovich suing Dontsova Eksmo, and because of "the village Gadyukino". www.sostav.ru. Retrieved December 9, 2016.

Darya has two children: a son Arkadiy ( born 1972) from her first marriage (a criminal case was filed in 2009 against him) [3] and the daughter Maria Dontsova born in the 3rd marriage (1986). In 2013, Maria Dontsova, graduated from the Moscow State University named after MV Lomonosov Moscow State University with a degree in "Psychology", married Yuri Subbotin (IT-programmer). December 29, 2015, Maria and Yuri gave birth to son Michael - grandson of Daria Dontsova.

Dontsova by a wide margin in 2015, is the leader among the authors on the adult literature - 117 titles of books and pamphlets total circulation for the year 1968.0 thousand copies [1] In comparison with T. Ustinova published only 72 books and pamphlets whose total circulation is 891.0 thousand. In recent years, circulation of Dontsova books plummeted, so that she has to write more and republish her old detectives. In 2012 Dontsov published 129 books and pamphlets total circulation of 3728.6 thousand copies. [1]. Thus, in three years (2012-2015) the total annual circulation of books Dontsova almost halved, while the number of titles has increased by 19% per year.

4. Olga Shablinsky. "I chose life!" Daria Dontsova - the victory over cancer, lost teeth and cakes around the corner // Argumenty i Fakty. - 2013. - № 33 (1710) of 14 August. - S. 46-47.

In 2012 Vladimir Putin included her in the composition of the Public Television Council [5].

9. ↑ "robbed" bloggers continue to energetically promoting "Exmo" | Vebplaneta (February 13, 2010). Retrieved December 9, 2016.

10. ↑ Bloggers again caught Dontsovu on plagiarism | Vebplaneta (16 April 2010). Retrieved December 9, 2016.

Now Daria Dontsova is actively helping other women to go through this ordeal. In 2008, Daria Dontsova became Ambassador of the charitable program of Avon «Together Against Breast Cancer".

In 2008, 2010 and 2011. writer was accused in plagiarism [9] [10] [11].

from 2006 to 2015 inclusive in the polls VTsIOM Darya Dontsova recognized "Writer of the Year". [7]

24 June 2005 Darya Dontsova was awarded the Order of Peter the Great public 1st class with ribbon for his great personal contribution and outstanding achievements in literature [6].

6. ↑ Darya Dontsova be awarded the Order of Peter the Great, for outstanding achievements in the field of literature. NEWSru.com (21 June 2005). Retrieved August 13, 2010. Retrieved March 3, 2012.

The winner of the annual open competition "Book of the Year" (for the Press Ministry, Broadcasting and Russian mass media) in the nomination "Bestseller of the Year" in 2003.

March 5, 2003 was laid in honor of the star Daria Series on the literary stars Square in Moscow on Strastnoy Boulevard.

Winner of the "Bestseller of the Year" (established by the newspaper "Book Review") in 2002, 2003.

Winner of the trading house "Biblio-Globus" in the nomination "Author of the Year" and "Name of the Year" in 2002.

Winner of the "Writer of the Year" in 2001, 2002, 2003.

In 1998, the writer was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent several operations and chemotherapy (as the writer says, the book "The wife of my husband," she wrote during one of the courses of "chemistry", sitting on a stool in the bathroom next to the toilet), but won her disease [4].

Stepanida Kozlova (born 1990) is the sixth book of Daria Series. Fourth year student of the Pedagogical Institute, studies the specialty "teacher of Russian language and literature" (probably a reference to Tatiana Sergeeva). Stepanida lives with her grandmother Isabella Konstantinovna (perhaps a reference to Dasha Vasilyeva), who has the nickname Belka (Squirrel). Stepanida`s parents died in an expedition to Central Asia. Soon Stepanida leaves the institute and gets a job in a company "Buck" as a makeup model . Before the book "Tamer Medusa" she was in love with her boss, Roman Zvyagin, and was considered as a girl of his stepson, who she thought just a friend. After the book "Tamer Medusa" she becomes free and looks for a guy of her dreams. Although the book "Predatory Scarlet Flower" she fell in love with Philip Korsakov, but in the book "Moony disappears at midnight" decides to forget him.

Twice divorced, married for the third time in 1983 with Alexander Ivanovich Dontsov. The husband Alexander has is a son from a previous marriage - Dmitriy Dontsov (born in 1973.).

Viola Tarakanova (born 1965). She gets knowledge of the German language from the writer . The heroine was married to Major Oleg Kuprin, an investigator from Petrovka, 38, but divorced, worked as a tutor of German, wrote detective stories under the pseudonym Arina Violova. Vilka (Fork) is indifferent to animals.The cats Cleopatra and Sonny, the dog Diushka live in her apartment . Also Viola a friend friend Tamara, who lived with her, along with her daughter and a husband. But they terribly quarreled and now live separately. She had a lover Yuri Shumakov, but after his betrayal, they broke up. After the murder of lawyer Lityagina staged by FSB she lived in the guise of Violetta Taranova. After that she dated Konstatin Fokine (Franklin). But because of his marriage to Vlade Karelina they broke up to. But soon it turned out that he was married to Vlade by force. In the last book a billionaire Ivan Zaretsky proposed her. In the book "The horror on the wings of night"she left Constantine by Zaretsky request.

At school, Agrippina, according to her, did not enjoy a special prestige among classmates. She was very good at the humanities and foreign languages, but she was very bad at the mathematical sciences. Even before she went to school, she had two governesses. One was an ethnic German woman, the second - a Frenchwoman, and that is why the two did not speak Russian. So before going to school Agrippina learned to speak German and French well. However, she was more successful in learning German when in 1964 went with her father to Germany (for unknown reasons, one Arcadiy`s book was chosen to publish outside the Eastern Bloc),she brought a bunch of detectives, that is why many detective classics - Dick Francis , Rex Stout, Georgette Heyer, James Hadley Chase - Agrippina first read in German.

The heroine of another series, Evlampiya Romanova (born in 1963) in the past - Yefrosinya Romanova, late child and the long-awaited daughter of Soviet general-scientist and opera singer, graduated from the Conservatory Harp, once married, after the divorce changed her name, and learned to cook .Lampa (Light) opened her own detective agency, where she worked as a private detective, making friends with the police Major Vladimir Kostin. According to the plot she got: the cat Semiramis and Pingvu, the cat Claus, pugs Ada, Mulia, Plusha, Fenya, Kapa and two other dogs Staffordshire Terrier Rachel and mongrel Ramika, hamsters Kesha, Petya, Leonardo and toad Gertrude. He adopts a girl Lisa and educates Kirill (friend Kate`s son, who went with the eldest son and his wife to America to work). Later, she married Max Wolf and acquired two pugs: Moussya and black Zefirku. Also she has a mother in-law Capitolina, boutiques owner in Russia and the United States. In the last book she and her husband adopted two children: a boy Ego and a girl Kisa.

In 1954, the barracks were settled out, and Agrippina with her grandmother moved into a room in a communal apartment on Kirov Street. Parents could not live with them because of the small living room area and lived in an apartment in Arcadia Lavrushinsky Lane, which he shared with Viktor Shklovsky, but again, because of the small size there could not settle down four. Agrippina was reunited with her parents only in 1957, when they moved to a new building near the station Airport.

After the arrest of Stephen, Athanasius Tamara were evicted in the barracks on Skakovaya street, and the first few years Agrippina lived there. The parents decided to get married in February 1953 when Athanasius received notification from which it followed that a month later with her daughter and granddaughter evicted from Moscow, so Arkady decided to go with them. The registration was on a memorable day March 6, and after learning about the death of Joseph Stalin, delayed marriage. They officially married only in 1959, when Agrippina was supposed to go to school.

Agrippina Arkadyevna Dontsova (Russian: Агриппи́на Арка́дьевна Донцо́ва (Васи́льева) ; born 7 June 1952 in Moscow), primarily known as Darya Dontsova (Russian: Дарья Донцова ) (before marriage known as Vasilyeva) is a Russian writer of detective novels,scriptwriter,TV presenter and member of the Union of Writers of Russia. Winner of a number of literary awards. Over the years, according to official data of the Russian Book Chamber, Dontsova takes the first place in Russia among adult fiction authors on the total annual circulation of books published by it [1]. In 2015, published 117 books and pamphlets total circulation of Dontsova 1968 thousand copies in Russia. [1]

Dontsova was born on June 7, 1952 in Moscow in the family of Mosconcert director Tamara Stepanovna Nowacki (14 April 1917 - 11 March 2008) [2], and a little-known Soviet writer (1929 OGPU) Arkady Nikolaevich Vassiliev (16 March 1907 - August 1972). Agrippina's father came from a working-class family. His grandfather Nikolay Vasiliev worked at a textile factory, grandmother (after whom Agrippina got its name) served as a day laborer. Before the birth of Agrippina, they broke up. At the time of the birth girl`s parents divorced, according to the documents the father had been married to the journalist of the newspaper "Pravda" Faina Borisovna. By that time, he was married to Galina Nikolaevnaso Agrippina has a half-sister Isolde, who is older 20 years.

From her mother`s side Agrippina has Polish and Cossack origin. Her maternal grandfather Stephen Nowacki was a Polish communist, who, along with his brother Jacek was one of the associates of Felix Dzerzhinsky. Grandmother Athanasius Shabanov from Kislovodsk was from a wealthy family. They, being married, moved to Moscow in 1916. In 1937, Stephen was arrested charged in case of Tukhachevsky and he died in one of the camps, allegedly under the Annunciation (later was posthumously rehabilitated). Anticipating arrest, Stefan divorced his wife, Tamara and his daughter were safe.