Looking in the mirror: a function of age and good looks and the erratic sense of what is becoming (and there’s an archaic locution).  Anyway some of have an aversion to mirrors. And yet.  Simon and Schuster told me, no discussion: Fill out personal interview answers for something called (please don’t tease) Book Brahmin on a readers and booksellers site called Shelf Awareness.

At your peril:

http://www.shelf-awareness.com/ct/uz6623064Biz20317079

1. I’m impressed! You’ve managed the almost imbeissplo.