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| Romance blooms in gardens (The Myrtle Beach Sun News) |
| Most of the real action took place in the boudoir. But the flirting, feverish glances and stolen kisses often started in the garden. Literature and lore are filled with love scenes set in scented bowers or vine-caressed arbors. Romeo declared his passion for Juliet in the Capulets' garden. Henry II reportedly ordered a garden labyrinth where he could conceal his mistress from his jealous wife. |
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| Richard Ford On The Work Of Writing (CBS News) |
| A novelist's work is never done. They're always thinking, plotting, writing, dreaming up stories and weaving them into fiction. And that IS work, as Pulitzer Prize winner Richard Ford can tell you. Martha Teichner paid him a visit. |
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