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The ultimate winner of the Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title will be chosen in a public vote on the Bookseller's sister website, We Love This Book.

QWHAT is the oddest ever Olympic sport in the history of the modern Games?

A "kids get the oddest insecurities" lead-in would avoid laying blame but might jolt her conscience, if she did plant seeds of doubt.

AN ACCOUNT of the history of an ice cream business in Coventry has been nominated for the Oddest Book Title of the Year.

The oddest conversation witnessed were Vandal Joey Escalante and Tony Hawk plotting the insertion of musical cues into video games of their choosing.

HERE'S THE oddest thing about the ongoing--never-ending may be more apt--donnybrook over immigration: Amidst all the finger pointing and fury, all the column inches and congressional speeches dedicated to hammering out the last best hope for keeping foreigners from our shores, the nativists and restrictionists forgot to document what problems immigrants actually pose to these United States.

Skyjet international the business jet charter service division of Bombardier hosted perhaps the oddest media briefing at Farnborough.

The oddest work in the show, Kamikaze was also the most ambitious and rewarding, partly because it most engaged its dynamic potential as sculpture, strangely evoking David Smith and Anthony Caro.

Even balcony-dwelling curmudgeons Statler and Waldorf will flip for this four-disc set of one of TV's greatest, oddest variety shows.