F. M
F. M.
Alternative Title: Gardens of Eden
Author: Romulus Linney
First Performance: 1982, Philadelphia
Published: 1984
Genre: Drama in 1 act
Setting: Classroom of small southern college near Birmingham, Alabama, 1981
Cast: 1m, 3f
Celebrated novelist Constance Lindell, an attractive woman in her thirties, is teaching a creative fiction course, for which, owing to a dreadful tutor the previous year, only three students have enrolled: May Ford (forties), mother of three, gushingly admiring of Constance's writing; Suzanne Lachette, a pretty young divorcee; and Buford Bullough, a wild-looking young man who presents as a hick. Constance invites the students to read aloud from their work. May, who likes writing about the beauty of nature, begs Suzanne to go first. Suzanne reads from her...
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