Daria Dontsova wants to get into the Guinness Book of Records as the most prolific author

The Book of Records of Russia received an application from representatives of the writer Daria Dontsova, who claims to be the most prolific author of detectives. "The application was submitted by the publishing house that submits it to. Daria Dontsova stated herself as the most prolific author of detectives - 100 novels written in 10 years," the editor -in -chief of the Book of Records of Russia Alexei Svistunov told Interfax .

According to him, over the past few days, many interesting applications have been received in the editor of the Book of Records of Russia to establish a record. So, in the spring of next year, several records are planned at once as part of one - the longest trip by taxi in Europe.

Svistunov will take part in pairs with the main role in the film "Taxi" by Naseri. This trip will be a taxi of one Yekaterinburg company.

“This trip will take many days. The route will pass from Yekaterinburg to the very extreme point of Portugal, that is, the western point of Europe. It will be a record in a record - the largest number of taxi records. In particular, the first taxi trip through Europe, the longest and most expensive taxi trip,” the editor -in -chief said.

According to him, this achievement was originally planned for December. However, Nasseri is an extraordinary personality and characterized by an expressive character - on November 7 was sentenced to 6 months of imprisonment after he crashed into a police car when leaving the parking lot in Paris. In this regard, the organizers had to postpone a record for spring.

According to Svistunov, those who want to record their achievement should go to the website of the Paris Agency, which is the official representative of the Guinness Book of Records in the post -Soviet space and issues a book of Russian records and send an email application. The record for the record should be formulated briefly, in one sentence, starting with the words "most", "only" or "first". When an application comes, experts check it for common sense and classification to a particular category of records.

“Within 24 hours, any person who appears to us receives an answer by e -mail, whether his application can be potentially considered as an achievement,” Svistunov noted. If the application is accepted, then it is subjected to preliminary examination - either for free in the order of the general queue, or in an extraordinary manner, but for 60 euros. In the UK, such an examination costs ten times more - 594 euros.