Anna Olhovskaya Writer Country: Belarus

Content:

1. Early Life and Education
2. Family and Career
3. Literary Debut
4. Literary Success
5. "Poison with Whipped Cream"

Early Life and Education

Anna Olkhovskaya, a renowned Belarusian author of contemporary ironic detective novels, was born and raised in Belarus. Her academic journey began with a remarkable achievement, earning a gold medal upon graduating from high school. She then pursued a higher education in polytechnic engineering.

Family and Career

After marriage and subsequent divorce, Olkhovskaya dedicated herself to raising her two children. Prior to embarking on her literary career, she worked extensively in the tourism industry, specializing in organizing concert tours. This experience granted her unique insights into the lives of contemporary entertainment figures.

Literary Debut

Olkhovskaya's innate creativity initially manifested through poetry, where she penned lyrics for songs. It was not until 2007 that she published her first ironic detective novel in Belarus. Her works gained wider recognition in Russia two years later, solidifying her reputation as a masterful storyteller in the genre.

Literary Success

Olkhovskaya's novels have garnered widespread acclaim, earning her a dedicated following. Among her most celebrated works are:

"Poison with Whipped Cream"

"The Hunt of a Socialite"
"The Mermaid Trainer"

Detective

John Ball	Arnaldur Indridason	Friedrich Glauser
Petr Katerinichev	Clive Cussler	Anthony Price