Anna Pasternak is the bestselling writer of Princess in Love and Lara in the New York Times, both of which expose the true tale of her great uncle Boris Pasternak’s Doctor Zhivago love affair.
Anna Pasternak is also a regular commentator on television and radio, where she discusses women’s concerns, the Royal Family, and modern relationships.
The author’s work appears in nearly every major British daily, including The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times, and The Daily Mail, as well as publications such as Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Town & Tatler, and Country.
Pasternak’s desire to retell the stories of many women throughout history is delightfully personal. The Untold Love Story Inspired Doctor Zhivago is her second book that attempts to reveal the history of a subject important to the Pasternak.
Her family and historians had downplayed her significance because they didn’t want to glorify Boris’ mistress, but she was vital to his literary and romantic lives and needed to be acknowledged for it. “
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Anna Pasternak is the international sensational author of The Real Wallis Simpson: The American Duchess, a book that lifts the lid on the Duchess of Windsor, one of the most misunderstood ladies in British royal history.
Her last book, Lara: The Untold Love Tale That Inspired Doctor Zhivago, which exposed the true story of Anna’s great uncle Boris Pasternak’s mistress and inspiration, received critical praise and is presently in film production.
Other titles are Princess in Love, which was printed and sold over 500,000 copies and was adapted into a CBS movie of the week, and Call Off The Search, a brutally honest self-help book about genuine love and relationships.