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If we're going to be libertarian here, sure, anyone can form any group and hope to attract members to that group. Sol wants to create a new group - fine. Members can join it. But what the practical benefit that would be escapes me. I created the Thriller, Mystery, Suspense group, but I didn't intend for members who joined it to post only in that group. It was meant only for a place for like-minded readers/writers to go for discussions or whatever. As it turned out, the only thing I've seen coming out of these myriad groups I'm associated with is the occasional quiz. Perhaps I should be more active administering my group (and if anyone wants to take it over, let me know), but my focus has been posting and reviewing in the Premium group, where the action was and (so far) is. I'm not privy to all the other groups' activities, but I'm not aware of any that have postings only to that group. That would kind of defeat the purpose of this site, IMO. Sol, though, seems to want postings for like-minded writers confined to this new group and for like-minded reviewers to seek those postings out. I guess we could change the mindset of the site and have all the subgroups serve as a minor league, as it were, where genre postings would first go to the applicable group before advancing, if warranted, to the majors (Premium). I don't know, this edict from on high has a "who cares" quality to it unless Sol is pursuing a radical change in the TNBW model, and this is the first step.

Great list. I've never used any of those in my books but am considering inserting "callipygian" when the opportunity arises.

Yeah, it's amazing what those twenty years of American history have done for the culture.

Whew! It sounded like TNBW was being disbanded, and I wondered how I missed it. It wasn't trending on Twitter.

I grew up in Vermont, where cold weather like this was par for the course and I accepted it, even went skiing in it. Of course, I was much younger then!

Randy and Mark - You're getting mentions in the Acknowledgments. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for the introduction. It would help if you supplied some biographical info on your page so we could get to know you better.

Thanks for that team spirit, Norm!

And don't forget B Douglas Slack in the Romance category for You Only Love Twice.

Randy - I noticed The Kurdish Connection is not listed. You should enter it under Thriller novels and spread the word!

Thanks, Bill! Unfortunately, I can't return the favor, because you can only vote once in each category, and I already voted for myself! That means you can't now vote for yourself! Tell you what, though, enter your book in the Romance category. I can't vote for you there, either, because I already voted there, too, but other TNBW folks can.