Adriana Trigiani is a renowned and accomplished author, boasting an impressive literary portfolio comprising no less than sixteen meticulously crafted books. Her most recent masterpiece, the instant New York Times bestseller "All the Stars in the Heavens", has solidified her position as a master of her craft. In addition, her highly acclaimed epic novel "The Shoemaker's Wife" has garnered widespread critical acclaim and recognition.
Before embarking on a prolific writing career, Trigiani initially gained recognition in the television industry by demonstrating her exceptional skills as an award-winning writer/producer on two groundbreaking sitcoms, namely The Cosby Show, which premiered in 1984 and left an indelible mark on the small screen, and A Different World, which made its debut in 1987 and further solidified her reputation as a talented and innovative television professional.
Trigiani's multifaceted creative talents extend far beyond her impressive television credits, as she has also distinguished herself as a skilled filmmaker, with a notable directorial and writing credit on the documentary Queens of the Big Time, released in 1996, which garnered widespread critical acclaim and numerous accolades.
Furthermore, Trigiani made her feature film debut with Big Stone Gap, a major motion picture adaptation of her debut novel, which was shot entirely on location in her hometown of Virginia, where she draws inspiration from her roots.
The film, which premiered on October 9, 2015, has since become a cherished and iconic work within her extensive bibliography, a testament to her versatility and creative range as a storyteller.
