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Book Sword: Thoreau, Edward Gorey, & Hunter S. Thompson
By Kate Gavino

Everyone from Galileo to Jim Morrison to countless Scrabble wordsmiths have played around with letters to form their perfect anagrams. We take literary-minded words and anagram them to find ... well, that's up to you. A deeper meaning? A hidden truth? Or just a happy coincidence?

Credit: Flickr user janetgalore. Used with a Creative Commons license.

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