Michelle Paver is a modern English writer, author of the novels “Chronicles of Dark Times”. Novels are translated into 33 languages, (including Russian ).
| Michelle Payver | |
|---|---|
| Michelle paver | |
| Birth name | Michelle Payver |
| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | Malawi , Africa |
| Citizenship (citizenship) | |
| Occupation | novelist, novelist |
| Years of creativity | 2000 - present |
| Genre | fantasy adventure |
| Language of Works | |
| www.michellepaver.com | |
Biography
Michelle Payver was born in Africa , in Malawi . Her mother was Belgian, and her father was a South African who published The Nyasaland Times . The writer's childhood passed in Wimbledon, in northwest London. Michelle graduated from Lady Margaret Hall College of Oxford University , where she studied biochemistry . Then Payver became a co-founder of a law firm. In 1996, Father Payver died. To recover from his death, Michelle took a long creative vacation and traveled throughout France and America for a year. At the same time, she wrote her first novel Without Charity . After returning, Payver left legal practice and focused entirely on writing. [five]
In 2003, Michelle Payver began work on a series of books, The Chronicles of Dark Times . The idea of the novel arose from the writer as a child.
As a child, Payver was fascinated by the history and myths of the primitive world. She read a lot with enthusiasm. Mostly these were books about animals. Michelle's special passion was wolves . So in the "Chronicles of Dark Times" the wolf became one of the main characters of history.
In 2004, the first novel of the series “Chronicles of Dark Times” was published - “Brother Wolf” [6] about the adventures of the boy Thorak and the wolf cub in the post-glacial period, 6000 years ago. The novel is translated into 33 languages (including Russian).
Collecting materials for the series, Payver lived for a long time in the forests at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains , in Romania , she also visited Finland and Greenland to penetrate deeper into the customs and spiritual world of the northern peoples.
Over the next five years, Paver wrote five more novels: Heart of the Wolf , Soul Eater , Exile, Oathbreaker, and Ghost Hunter. The Chronicles of Dark Times was a resounding success and sold out over 1 million copies in the UK alone. [7]
Bibliography
- Without Charity (2000)
- A Place in the Hills (2001)
- Daughters of eden trilogy
- The Shadow Catcher (2003)
- Fever Hill (2004)
- The Serpent's Tooth (2005)
- Fever Hill (2004)
- The Shadow Catcher (2003)
- Chronicles of Dark Times
- Brother Wolf ( 2004)
- Heart of the Wolf (Spirit walker) , 2005
- Soul Eater , 2006
- The Outcast ([Outcast) , 2007
- Oathbreaker (Oath Breaker) , 2008
- Ghost Hunter , 2009
- Heart of the Wolf (Spirit walker) , 2005
- Brother Wolf ( 2004)
- Dark Matter (2010)
Notes
- ↑ Internet Speculative Fiction Database - 1995.
- ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20160401211815/http://jeugdliteratuur.org/auteurs/michelle-paver
- ↑ NooSFere
- ↑ BNF ID : 2011 Open Data Platform .
- ↑ From Africa to Wimbledon & Beyond ... (link not available) . Michelle Paver official website. Date of treatment September 10, 2007. Archived October 29, 2006.
- ↑ Michelle Paver - An interview with author
- ↑ booktrade.info - Book Trade Announcements - Michelle Paver's Chronicles Of Ancient Darkness Sells A Million Copies! Archived March 3, 2016.