The detective story "Six-winged Seraphim" was written by Marina Alekseeva in 1991 together with her colleague Alexander Gorkin and was published in the magazine "Militia" in the fall of 1992. The story was signed by the pseudonym of Alexander Marinin, composed of the names of the authors. *** Together with her colleague Alexander Gorkin, Marina Anatolyevna led the "School of Security" section in the magazine "Police" . The materials of the heading were parodic, humorous, but in fact they were tips on how to protect yourself from one or another type of crime. "There was a stupid Shurochka Marina and an old detective Sasha, who came to her always hungry, and she fed him dinner and complained that she was afraid to walk in the evening, afraid to buy a car, afraid to go on vacation. And he, lying on the couch, taught her how to behave so that the trouble did not happen. The pseudonym "Alexander Marinin" was also used by them when writing materials for the newspaper "Prolog" (sketches about modern crime in Russia) Newspapers "Express" (humorous stories about , What to do , to be a victim of a crime - a semblance of a security school on the contrary). The first book was “born” in 1991 and, as usual, quite by accident. Alexander Gorkin proposed to co-author a popular science book on drugs commissioned by “Yurizdat” Marina Anatolievna it seemed uninteresting ("how many scientific works have already been!"), and she offered to write in the genre of detective. In 19 days ("with laughter and squeal") the book "Six-winged Seraphim" was written. The difficult times of 1991 did not allow the publication of the story at that time. It was published in 1992 in the magazine "Militia" .. This was the first book signed by the pseudonym "Alexandra Marinina" .....In January 1995. Marina was approached by the publishing house "EXMO" with a proposal to publish her works in the series "Black Cat" The first book published by EXMO appeared in April 1995. It was called "Murderer involuntarily", in which the stories "Six-winged Seraphim" and "Murderer involuntarily" were published. After this book, the rights to the story "Six-winged Seraphim" were not transferred to anyone, and the author is categorically against its further publication.