If you're new to my books, you may be unaware that in 2007 and 2012, I published two short stories in popular quilting magazines. Or perhaps you're a longtime reader, but you missed them the first time around. Or maybe you enjoyed them when they were first published and would love to read them ... Read more »
Book News
How Did FATES AND TRAITORS Get Its Title?
Since Shakespeare was so important to this family of actors and writers, I wanted my novel to have a title inspired by Shakespeare’s plays. Julius Caesar was the clear choice, not only because of the themes of assassination and betrayal, but because the only time the three actor sons of Junius ... Read more »
A Conversation with Noelophile
Merry, merry! Tune in to the latest Noelophile podcast for a conversation with me about Christmas Bells, now available in paperback. Noelophile calls it "A great Christmas read—plus!" ... Read more »
Christmas Bells Are Ringing
Today is the official publication day for the paperback edition of Christmas Bells, with new cover art that evokes a wintery Christmas Eve. In its praise for Christmas Bells, Kirkus says, “Chiaverini stitches together a series of lightly interlocking contemporary vignettes in an intriguing ... Read more »
BookBub: 12 Historical Fiction Books About First Ladies
Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker and Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule both made BookBub's list of recommended historical novels about first ladies! For the complete list, visit the BookBub Blog. ... Read more »
Fates and Traitors on Wisconsin Public Radio
If you missed my interview with Larry Meiller on Wisconsin Public Radio this morning, you can listen online here. ... Read more »