In a novel in this language, a man who writes a novel depicting himself at a siege changes the time on one country's clocks to stress “being on top of one's own time.” The housewife Ella appraises the book Sweet Blasphemy in a novel in this language whose chapters all start with the letter “b,” (15[1])titled The Forty Rules of Love. (15[1])The Time Regulation (15[1])Institute (15[3])is a novel in this (15[1])language, the subject of another novel in which three questions on style, signature, and blindness are posed (15[1])to (*) Butterfly, Stork, (10[1])and (10[1])Olive. A 2006 (10[2])novel in this language about Asya and Armanoush titled for the ■END■