This month on the Reading group we're going to look at David Mitchell. September's release of his new novel The Bone Clocks is set to be one of the publishing highlights of 2014. Sceptre, his UK publisher, is re-releasing his back catalogue to date. And most importantly, he's one of the UK's most respected, popular and consistently daring authors, and someone who definitely repays a good bit of attention.
I'm excited already. The only question is, which book should we look at? I'd be happy to revisit any of his five novels and am thinking that the best way to decide is with a straightforward, good old-fashioned vote. Simply select the one you want to read and post in the comments below. In case you need a reminder, his works to date are:
* The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet
I'll count the votes in a few days' time. In the meantime, all ideas about what we might talk about over the next few weeks will be gratefully received – and we'll have some copies of the book under discussion to give away next time too.
