Is there a thread for books with titles lifted directly from Smiths/Morrissey lyrics?

[BookishBoy]

(If there is such a thread, please ignore this - I'm not great at searching this site.)

Anyway, just saw this book online, out next week apparently:

 

[goinghome]

Let this be it so.

Marian Keyes wrote This Charming Man, probably out about 10 years ago

There's also Jo Brand's book, The More You Ignore Me

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[Famous when dead]

Let The Right One In
&
Let The Old Dreams Die

By John Ajvide Lindqvist - Morrissey mentions & fan.

"The following day I listened to Morrissey Live at Earl’s Court for the first time. And there, in the break between two songs, he suddenly comes out with something that I think can serve as both the answer to the questions, and the motto for my entire production:
‘I really can’t help it. It’s either this or prison.’"

All the above feature here with others:

But not much more, not much more: 13 books named after Morrissey lyrics

1. Girlfriend In A Coma by Douglas CouplandCanadian writer Douglas Coupland gave the world Generation X, and he’s close to the perfect age to have been smitten in real time by The Smiths—and particularly Smiths singer/lyricist Morrissey, since both have made careers of words. Coupland titled his...

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[BrokenFrame]

This Charming Man (The Stranger Times 2)​

by C.K. McDonnell

 

[SuedeMoz]

Girlfriend in a Coma by Douglas Coupland

 

[Tibby]

The Boy with The Thorn in His Side by Keith Fleming

 

[goinghome]

(If there is such a thread, please ignore this - I'm not great at searching this site.)

Anyway, just saw this book online, out next week apparently:

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[zzz]

Morrissey & The Smiths (70 books)

70 books based on 33 votes: Autobiography by Morrissey, Mozipedia: The Encyclopedia of Morrissey and The Smiths by Simon Goddard, Saint Morrissey: A Port...

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