After my article about industrial products that needed one more iteration to get things right -- like WD-39 or SixUp, the um, cola -- appeared in McSweeney's, I wrote a sequel of sorts involving book titles. (Long after I wrote the piece, which appears on RejectPile.com), I found someone else had come up with a similar idea on McSweeney's but with different, and fewer, jokes, years before I became a regular reader of that site.)
You can check out the article here. But here are some additional titles that ddn't make the cut but that I liked anyway:
Here are some offered by my friend William Vodrey:
To all my follower(s), let me know if you have suggestions of your own.
You can check out the article here. But here are some additional titles that ddn't make the cut but that I liked anyway:
- 99 Years of Solitude
- Valley of the Doll
- Six Years in Tibet
- 1983
- The Six Habits of Mildly Effective People
- Where the Wild Thing Is
- The Second Man
- And Then There Was None
Here are some offered by my friend William Vodrey:
- Moby-Richard
- The Pretty Good Gatsby
- As I Lay Mildly Constipated
- The Satanic Limericks
To all my follower(s), let me know if you have suggestions of your own.