I love the Times.  I just filled out an email reader survey for them, but it was only about cultural events.  (I told them I liked the gossipy stories -- Just how sick is James Levine?).  They didn't give me a chance to say nice things about the part of the paper I currently love the most:  the serialization of Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Every day this week, the Times is sending us a nice-sized portion of the book.  It's just the right length to read over coffee.  It's a great format:  big print, wide margins, the size of the Book Review -- very soothing.  The writing is wonderful, there's no advertising, and it feels like a gift to readers from the newspaper.

They've done this before, with The Great Gatsby and at least one other book.  But this is the first time I've experienced it, and I think it's great. 

I can't link to it.  You'll just have to go out and buy the paper.