“Questionable” Books

Abstract

“Questionable” books are as easily identified and as quickly discovered as brightly dyed Easter eggs. The titles of such books invariably terminate with interrogation marks; not with dots, dashes, or asterisks. Nevertheless, even a well read scholar finds himself hard put to recollect half a dozen illustrative titles unless he has previously indulged in considerable bibliographic dowsing. The reason so few examples readily come to mind is that intriguing interrogatory titles are actually few in number.

Citation

BAUER, H.C. (1963), "“Questionable” Books", Library Review, Vol. 19 No. 1, pp. 21-24. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012379