Word games and puzzles have universal appeal. Anagrams – a savvy kind of wordplay in which letters are shuffled to create new words – bring smiles to our faces as we delight in their irreverent absurdity and unexpected wit. In More Inappropriate Anagrams, over five hundred easy-to-find, boldface anagrams in forty tongue-twisting “shenanagram” poems will surprise and delight the reader. Like its predecessor, Inappropriate Anagrams (Hymnself, 2018), this entirely new collection profiles renowned cultural and historical personas. Venus de Milo, Lady Macbeth, Langston Hughes, Greta Garbo, Neil Armstrong and Stephen Hawking are among those celebrated. The secret alter egos of the featured luminaries are brought to life by the author’s light-hearted, laugh-out-loud collage portraits. Whether visualizing Dame Great Arm or a Wiser Wombat Ranger, More Inappropriate Anagrams will brighten every reader’s day.