Monmonier enlightens, illuminates and entertains in this deft analysis of cartography. He chooses bawdy, offensive and otherwise provocative names as a lens to look at the politics and history of place names and naming controversies, particularly in early 20th century America, where miners and other anti-authoritarium types littered maps with some whoppers (body parts along with racial and ethnic slurs). He also uses examples from Antarctica, Turkey and the Middle East.  (MAP26, $25.00)