Literary Gardens : The imaginary gardens of writers and poets - Lucille Clerc Fiction she discovers a sinister truth

she discovers a sinister truth about her new home: it's the ground of an ancient god known simply as "Snake-Eater"

and some cats are willing to kill to get what they want

As the streets of Camden fill with tabloid journalists jostling for a scoop and gawpers hungry for details

harrowing and gripping reading'

much like my evenings spent watching Escape to the Ch�teau

Literary Gardens : The imaginary gardens of writers and poets - Lucille Clerc Fiction she discovers a sinister truthGardens both real and imagined have long captured our imaginations. They are places of mystery and magic, beauty and danger, romance and revelation; writers have used them to reflect longing and create unforgettable moments of drama, escape and wonder. Literary Gardens explores thirty of the most atmospheric and emotionally charged gardens in literature. From The Secret Garden and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to Rebecca and The Great Gatsby, these