The Things You Can Read: Classic Books' Original Titles: Some Truly Awful Titles

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Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Classic Books' Original Titles: Some Truly Awful Titles

Classic Books' Original Titles

The Kingdom by the Sea was the original title of Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita. The Huffington Post highlighted "24 classic books' original titles." Shelf Awareness

In your opinion, what title is the worst? We think Trimalchio in West Egg has to be one of the most atrocious. Let us know your thoughts here at The Things You Can Read.