A back hallway led us to an elevator door tucked behind the restaurant. Richard and I had weaved through the dining tables of Ted’s Montana Grill, inhaling the mouth-watering smell of sizzling bison burgers as we approached that hallway. We were attending a fundraiser for the Decatur Book Festival. Located at 133 Luckie Street in Atlanta, the event was hosted by Elizabeth Dewberry, an award-winning author and friend of Ted Turner, the cable news mogul. He generously opened his penthouse apartment for the soiree. Ted had sold CNN to Time-Warner a decade and a half ago. Like an adult child moving out of their parents’ home, he relocated his memorabilia…