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Oh, it's certainly not. But, after a lull in the eighties and early nineties, he seems to have hit his stride with American Pastoral and hasn't looked back since. And yes, his twenty-ninth novel, Indignation, is due out later this year.

It's only because I need someone to fetch my slippers.

You can better manage your privacy. Say you want to switch off PMs but still want to allow certain people to contact you. Turn off your PMs to everyone but friends.

To tantalise: a photo of The Original Of Laura index cards as showin in Le Monde.

Badenheim, 1939. There's a storm brewing.

Very good. :D

Really? The original poster of a thread can post twenty-five. Others can add two, but five would probably be better.

Since the forum was upgraded recently, you've probably noticed - or may not have - the new tag feature. When creating threads or replying to them, there's a small box under the posting section marked 'Tags'. By adding tags, you bring your own way of thinking to the forum as you can label...

Care to provide a few examples?

It has been done in previous years. There's a thread, which really needs updating, in which all Book Of The Month threads are listed by month.

It works like this: [-]sparkchaser[/-] ;)

I do. But that's to be expected. ;)

Now that would be a great title to do.

Yes, the Booker Dozen was a nice list to read through last year. But it was only the first time they've had a longlist of thirteen books, and that's an award that is forty years old. The Orange is younger and no longer relevant, in my opinion, but it seems to try and encompass as many women as...

Is that in the delicious Penguin Modern Classics (Canada) edition? I want - nay! - need that.

If blogs are to be properly restored then all that's needed is to put a link into the navbar template.

From SFGate:

Everyone seems to like it. Let's make it official. So, October? Something in English? Fitzgerald, as suggested? Or something else? And then November? Something from around the world again? I would suggest something Asian to get away from Europe.

It's amazing to see the response to this book, both her and in blogs. I was offered a copy of it prior to release but refused on the grounds that thrillers aren't what I want to read. I stand by it, but I'm stupefied by the power of the advertising machine behind it, given that it's a debut novel.

The blog thing was an application external to vBulletin, the forum software, created by a third party. I would presume that since it was written for a previous incarnation of the software, it disappeared in the upgrade. Whether whatever team was behind the blog software has written an updated...