| Thanks for the positive feedback, folks...and for your coveted "Editor Pick", Sarahbelle. @Q_Pheevr: very good catch -- I have changed it. @sproutcm: I see your point regarding Billy Budd, Sailor, though that's the most common title used (and reputedly the one Melville was most satisfied with before his death), and besides, it's probably the most fitting anagram on this list, given the novel(la)'s plot! As for "Titus Groan", it's the first book of the Gormenghast trilogy, which is usually published as a single collection these days, probably owing to the lesser hits on Google. Still, it's a well-known literary novel, a short anagram, and the only thing of note written by Peake, so I'll probably keep it. |
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