D.T. Max, the author of The Family That Couldn’t Sleep (and onetime Observer writer), submitted to The New York Times Paper Cuts blog "Stray Questions" survey today.
After avoiding an inquiry about what he’s working on ("In a way nothing. In a way lots of things," he says) and offering some thoughts on the Web, Mr. Max answers the question, "Whose books are generally shelved next to yours in bookstores? How does it feel to be sitting between them?"
Come on, there are worse things than having your well-reviewed book sit next a best-selling fratire forevermore. Actually, no, there aren’t.