Lists of Note: The Fake Books of Charles Dickens
Lists of Note time:
When Charles Dickens moved into Tavistock House in 1851, he decided to fill two spaces in his new study with bookcases containing fake books, the witty titles of which he had invented.
Included are such classics as “Downeaster’s Complete Calculator” and “King Henry the Eighth’s Evidences of Christianity. 5 vols.” What the heck, dude.