Here's another website that shows all CAPS preferred by some book publishing people. The only complaint comes from people who call it "screaming" which did not apply long ago when there was no internet.

I learned it in Catholic school back '50 or so....that's 1950, not 1850

http://www.verlakay.com/boards/index.php?topic=32814.0

Good luck with your discussion group. Not interested this time but if you ever tackle a mystery, I have some favorites that I'd like to reread if you ever....

Is there any reason we can't start the discussion on the first 100 pages now? The reason that I ask is that Jennifer Egan is a phenomenal writer. I"ll probably finish the first 100 pages tomorrow; and the rest of the book before the 25th. If we warn people that the discussion contains spoilers - the discussion of each section assumes that you have read the entire section - people could contribute when they completed the section; and know not to read the posts before that.

The reason I ask is that based on what I've read so far, my discussion of the first 100 pages will be significantly different after I've just read 100 pages than it will be after I've read, say, 200 pages. Every page changes my impression of the previous pages.

I am comfortable with your schedule. I do think people's views will differ depending on how much of the book they've read.

I was just trying to go with what people seemed to want. I will pin the Part I discussion in a couple minutes. I am half done with the first section (and agree that she is phenomenal) and hope to finish tonight if I get my class prep done early enough today.

I bought the Nook book this morning, and I'll upload it when I get home.