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(b.Tracy Chevalier grew up in Washington, DC. She moved to England in 1984, and worked for several years as a reference book editor. In 1994 she graduated from the MA course in creative writing at the University of East Anglia. Her first novel, The Virgin Blue, was chosen by WH Smith for its Fresh Talent promotion in 1997. She lives in London with her husband and son.
Novels
The Virgin Blue (1997)
Girl with a Pearl Earring (1999)
Falling Angels (2001)
The Lady and the Unicorn (2003)
Burning Bright (2007)
Remarkable Creatures (2009)
The Last Runaway (2013)
At the Edge of the Orchard (2016)
Girl with a Pearl Earring (1999)
Falling Angels (2001)
The Lady and the Unicorn (2003)
Burning Bright (2007)
Remarkable Creatures (2009)
The Last Runaway (2013)
At the Edge of the Orchard (2016)
Collections
Imagined Lives (2011) (with John Banville, Julian Fellowes, Alexander McCall Smith, Terry Pratchett, Sarah Singleton, Joanna Trollope and Minette Walters)
The Great War (2015) (with David Almond, John Boyne, Ursula Dubosarsky, Timothée De Fombelle, Adèle Geras, A L Kennedy, Michael Morpurgo, Marcus Sedgwick, Tanya Lee Stone and Sheena Wilkinson)
The Great War (2015) (with David Almond, John Boyne, Ursula Dubosarsky, Timothée De Fombelle, Adèle Geras, A L Kennedy, Michael Morpurgo, Marcus Sedgwick, Tanya Lee Stone and Sheena Wilkinson)
Novellas
Series contributed to
Anthologies edited
Why Willows Weep (2011) (with Rachel Billington, Terence Blacker, Susan Elderkin, William Fiennes, Ali Smith and Salley Vickers)
Reader, I Married Him (2016)
Reader, I Married Him (2016)
Non fiction
Twentieth-Century Children's Writers (1989)
Contemporary Poets (1990)
Contemporary World Writers (1993)
Encyclopedia of the Essay (1997)
Concise Encyclopedia of the Essay (2003)
The Sleep Quilt (2017)
Contemporary Poets (1990)
Contemporary World Writers (1993)
Encyclopedia of the Essay (1997)
Concise Encyclopedia of the Essay (2003)
The Sleep Quilt (2017)
Tracy Chevalier recommends
Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper (2001)
Harriet Scott Chessman
"Lovely, Chessman beautifully captures the rich relationship between sisters."
Nelly Dean (2015)
Alison Case
"Richly imagined. Now I wonder how I could have been satisfied with only the original telling."
All True Not a Lie in It (2015)
(Daniel Boone, book 1)
Alix Hawley
"With vivid imagery and a strong, dreamlike voice, Alix Hawley confidently strips away the myth of Daniel Boone to reveal the strange, pulsing man underneath. It is a remarkable feat and a remarkable book."
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