Just for a bit of fun...
Without any view to critiquing the quality of the ideas, arguments, or writing, I thought it might be fun to embark on the purely superficial task of listing some of the best-sounding titles of books in philosophy (and there are a LOT of really good ones)
I thought I would kick it off with reference to Slavoj Žižek (pronounced "Slav-Oiy" and "Zhee-Zhek" (in the way the french say the 'Gi in the name 'Gigi', like the old movie), the Lacanian theorist and philosopher from Slovenia.
Žižek has a real knack for catchy titles I think. Here are a few of the best examples:
The Sublime Object of Ideology.
Enjoy Your Symptom!
Tarrying with the Negative
The Metastases of Enjoyment
The Ticklish Subject
Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism?
Welcome to the Desert of the Real (this one courtesy of The Matrix film)
Organs Without Bodies
Iraq: The Borrowed Kettle
I look forward to seeing other people's contributions!
Have a good one.