Sex and the City

Back to the City, for More Than Just Sex

LAST year, around St. Patrick’s Day, as auspicious a time as any for a writer with Irish blood to start telling a story, Michael Patrick King left his house in the Hollywood Hills and drove to a motel in Palm Desert, Calif., where he spent 16 days thinking about four women whose approach to love, friendship and money defined the manners and folkways of affluent single life at the turn of the new century.
For five of its seven seasons Mr. King served as head writer of the HBO series “Sex and the City,” until it ended in a big, blooming peony of joy and bittersweet sentiment four years ago. [...]

di Ginia Bellafante, articolo completo (10800 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 2 maggio 2008