Patrice Chaplin is an internationally renowned playwright and author who has written twenty-six books; her novel Siesta became a film starring Jodie Foster and Isabella Rossellini. As a Bohemian in Paris during the 50's and 60's, she spent time with Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir. Married to Charlie Chaplin's son Michael and living and working in Hollywood, she was friends with everyone from Lauren Bacall and Miles Davis, to Salvador Dali and Jean Cocteau, who gave her a starring role in one of his films. with Lauren Bacall, Miles Davis, and Salvador Dali. Chaplin has contributed to collections of short stories, including Black Valentine and The Minerva Book of Short Stories. Her plays, documentaries, and short stories have been extensively written and adapted for radio. The short story Night in Paris has been translated in many countries, and other short stories of hers have appeared in magazines and newspapers, including The Independent. Her stage play From the Balcony was commissioned by The National Theatre in London in conjunction with Radio 3 and was performed at the Cottesloe Theatre. She has also written articles for publications including The Guardian, The Sunday Times, The Jewish Chronicle, The Daily Mail, Marie Claire, and The London Magazine. Today, Chaplin finds herself thrown deep into the Grail culture, and at the heart of a raging new controversy about the reality of the Rennes-le-Château mystery. Chaplin is the director of The Bridge(R), a non-profit organization that leads workshops based in the performing arts as a new and unique way to help fight addiction. She resides in London and is currently writing The Garden of the Frenchwoman.
A story of love and magic steeped in the truth, a story that will
stay with you years after you read the last pages.
--Kathleen McGowan, New York Times best-selling author of The
Expected One and The Book of Love
-- "Reviews"
Chaplin continues the epic literary journey that she started in
'Happy Hour' and 'City of Secrets'. The reward is an enchanting
tale of love and nothing less than the truth. --Corjan,
Singer/Songwriter and publisher of Rennes-le-Chateau Research and
Resource-- "Reviews"
Patrice Chaplin becomes the first author in decades, to add
something original to the Rennes-le-Chateau mystery. No one except
her has been so involved in the decipherment of a century-old
secret that, if we could put under control in the near future, it
could give a quantum leap in our evolution. The Portal is, no
doubt, the missing piece in the Rennes-le-Chateau puzzle.
--Javier Sierra, New York Times best-selling author of The Lady in
Blue
-- "Reviews"
Readers of the Da Vinci Code will be fascinated with this real-life
drama of magic and intrigue! The truth is out there, and Patrice
Chaplin has lived it!
--Kathleen McGowan, author of The Source of Miracles
-- "Reviews"
The Grail mystery: Patrice Chaplin lived it and is conveying its
incredible nature to the reader. --Philip Coppens, investigative
journalist and author of The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel and
Servants of the Grail-- "Reviews"
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