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The answer is a play on words of a famous novel, though this is a work of non-fiction. In addition, the novel carries themes explored in the non-fiction. The novel also provides this quote; "four times five is twelve and four times six is thirteen" which could guide you some way towards the answer! No googling the quote!!

Although, the punctuation made it pretty obvious! With that in mind, the book I am currently reading is; stone waddlesurl an exvaridenn

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest... Nice search for an anagram phrase though. Perhaps that should be the title for the sequel?

Welcome back and spot on! QI just taught me that Fitzgerald was named after the fella that wrote the lyrics to Star Spangled Banner. Everyday's a learning day.

Looks like we might be requiring a clue for this one...

Sorry, I've been away in Darwin for work enjoying all the things not available in the Outback. Which is 'everything'! Time to get this back on track with a novel from one of my favourite authors... haf nmdaaietb tld enduue

! All's well that ends well. A play by William Shakespeare. circa 1604. I think we may need to up the difficulty. Time for none of these; | | | ?

And on that note, a play; | cri etmtaphnoe | tr nfngb eeesaio | y oitmare lidcva | eeo slpirps roouef |

Did not know that 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth' could be preceded by the letter 'A', but there you go. Every day's a learning day!

Now's not the time for esoteric questions. However, in so doing you've also correctly named the book. What are the chances?!

And we're onto a novel... | or saedddni rmdoa | ec cfeieohr lpste |

Na-Nu, Na-Nu, Mork calling Orson... Mork and Mindy

Up late again then, or part-time job as a milkman, postie, farmer? Yep, spot on though!

Time for a TV show... | room hestesm | eo eda mv |

Looking for a trusty steed. Will happily trade my domain in for one... 'A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse'