The names alone of some books justifies their existence, in my view. They have either an inherent, inexplicable poetry, or they at least contain a good joke. Some such titles:
Invisible Cities (by Italo Calvino)
Time and the Hunter (also Calvino)
There are no Secrets (Peter Brook)
The Moment under the Moment (by Russell Hoban - which I discussed in a previous post)
Another Turn of the Crank (by Wendell Berry)
The Secret of this Book (Brian Aldiss)
Any other nominations?
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Turn of the Screw - Henry James
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