Yuri Perov: creativity. The history of writing the novel "Lovely bbw"

Yuri Perov is a writer, screenwriter. The total circulation of this author's books is about five million copies. The most popular work among readers is the one written by Yuri Perov, "A lovely fat woman". Creativity writer and reviews of his books - the topic of the article.

about the author

Yuri Perov began to publish in the sixties. His books are not widely known. And, according to reviews, differ in style. In 1965, Yuri Perov published small prose works in the Soviet literary magazine "Seeker". The first book was published in 1969. At that time, novels and stories, written by Yuri Perov, began to publish well-known magazines.

In total there are nine works in the bibliography of this author. Novels Yuri Perov - "Awarded the Order of Dodgers" and the aforementioned "Lovely Plump".

Shield

Yuri Perov is one of the authors of the script for the popular TV series "Truckers". His work produced several television and feature films. In 2003 the melodrama "Desired" was released on the screens. The script for this series is based on the novel by Yuri Perov.

"Lovely fatty woman"

What is known about the works written by Yuri Perov? The books of this author are for the most part not known to modern readers. "Beautiful bbw" is an exception. It was for this novel that the series was created in 2003. Readers refer to the book as a fascinating work, calculated more for the female audience. Not only the plot, but also the history of the novel deserves special attention.

About how the "Lovely Plump Woman" was created

One day a phone call rang in the writer's apartment. Perov, unaware that the upcoming conversation will play a significant role in his work, picked up the receiver and heard an unfamiliar female voice. At the other end of the wire, the stranger, having no time to introduce herself, began to sing praises to his literary work. The woman was allegedly delighted with Perov's first novel. She liked the second one. And she re-read the third several times. The writer's heart melted. When the stranger offered to meet near the House of Writers, Perov agreed.

The woman was called Maria. It had a rather magnificent form, but struck with stateness. And most importantly, Maria was an unusually pleasant companion. The writer treated her to champagne. He enjoyed a pleasant female society. And only one thought poisoned this wonderful evening. At the meeting, the woman gave Perov a small but heavy package. By touch, you could understand that it contained a manuscript. "Is this pleasant woman a banal graphomaniac?" Perov thought.

But Maria did not dream of writing glory. It turned out that in the package she handed to Perov, there were manuscripts created by her for two years. The woman wanted to publish them. However, she was categorically opposed to her name on the cover. In addition, the manuscripts required further elaboration. Maria suggested that the writer edit, cut, slightly change the written and publish under his own name. So the novel "Lovely fat woman" appeared. Maria Yuri Perov never saw again.