Are we going to do this again?

So are we going to do this again, in which case we should at least start deciding on the shape of the conference table figuring out the process for selecting future books, or was this a one-off?

Oh it's happening. Just you wait. ;)

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*More to come shortly.

Here we are: http://www.librarything.com/topic/163667

Anything for April yet? I just discovered this and my March reading this is too overwhelming to jump in for American Gods. However, I'd like to be prepared for what comes next.

>4 amandacb: We don't have anything lined up for April just yet. Tim, Matt, and I are still talking it over, though.

request for a book written by a woman or a person of color . . .
just sayin' —3 white guys in a row (though one WAS gay :)

It's getting to be too late for May, is June on the table?

Yep, voting and timeline will be posted later this week!

I think we need to add a new guideline—toward shorter books. I think Gaiman's length was a problem. I know it was for me.

Was that because you got the new, longer, version of the work?

>10 jjwilson61: I read the mass market edited version--it took longer than The Circle.

I'd definitely be happy with shorter books.

Although I still haven't gotten to Dorian Gray either....