November 20, 2011

I loved visiting Chautauqua Institution during the summer of 2011. In that beautiful setting, I spoke to the Chautauqua Literary & Scientific Circle (the oldest continuous book club in America) about the writing of "One Hundred Names for Love."

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November 13, 2011

Your Begonia Is Texting You
New York Times
By DIANE ACKERMAN
It was only a matter of time. Plants have begun texting for help. Thanks to clever new digital devices, a dry philodendron...

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