Feature Log

If a gentleman or Admin uploads a cover, that image is the one the club uses. When no cover is uploaded, the site looks up a published cover online instead of inventing one.

Home now reuses public book data on first landing and on refresh, so the hero and recent reads appear without a full club download.

Gentlemen at the same table can see one another’s email, phone, and address on that table’s roster and member pages, so the club can reach each other. The Contact privacy setting still keeps those details off for visitors who are not at that table.

Each table now carries its club number above the name — Table #001 for the founding table, #002 for Copper & Quill, and the next number as new tables form.

Pages you already opened while signed in now reuse the club data from that session instead of fetching it again from scratch.

Each gentleman can set a wallpaper on his member page — dark green, deep navy, dark brown, deep gray, deep purple, or burgundy.

This dated ledger of website releases, newest first.

Cream stationery greeting, Solitary Pint vs. joining or starting a Table, member-page setup, buying the book, childhood literacy, Ready to turn your first page? with barleyandfont.com.

Childhood literacy, Real Men Read, and a portion of proceeds from books purchased through Barley & Font.

Favorite drink, current book, and privacy — each gentleman’s corner of the club.

Find a table, see the table photo, and the gentlemen gathered there.

Create an account and put your name on the ledger.

Sign in to the club and open your member page.

Request a chair at an existing Barley & Font table.

Bring the club to your city and open a new table.

Online membership for gentlemen without a local table.

Every title the club has read, with scores and notes.

What is currently on the table.

Club scores and member notes on each book.

Titles gentlemen put forward for the club to consider.

Meet the gentleman who chooses the books the club reads, with bios and month-by-month picks.

Club gear from the Barley & Font shop.

The jackets we wear to the table.