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Fanny Hill: Or, Memoirs Of A Woman Of Pleasure (Smith & Taylor Classics, 11)
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As Part Of The Smith & Taylor Classics Collection, This Edition Preserves Fanny Hill In Its Full Provocative Force, Complete With New Critical Commentary.Banned From Publication In The United States Until 1966 For Its Assumed Obscenity, Immorality, And Lack Of Literary Merit, Fanny Hill, Or Memoirs Of A Woman Of Pleasure (1749), Is A Novel Considered To Be The First Original English Prose Erotica.This Is The Tale Of The Titular Fanny Hill, Told To Us In Her Own Letters With Stark Naked Truth. Young, Orphaned, And Nave, She Recounts Her Early Days Of Prostitution In Bawdy EighteenthCentury London And Her Dramatic Rise To Respectability.An Important Work Of Political, Social, And Sexual Parody And Philosophy, The Author Himself Was Imprisoned At The Time Of Publication For His Depictions Of Sexual Deviance As An Act Of Pleasure Rather Than Simply Shameful. Fanny Hill Deserves Its Place In Continued Publication Not Only For Its Role In Securing Rights For Erotica, But For Its Surprisingly Modern, Explicit, And Complicated Depictions Of Sex, LoveMaking, MoneyTalk, And Homosexuality.This Uncensored Version Is Set From The 1749 Edition And Includes A New Introduction By Chelsea G. Summers, As Well As A Conversational Afterword Between Summers And Jessica Stoya.Featuring A Conversational Afterword From Writers Chelsea G. Summers And Jessica Stoya.Celebrate Banned Book Day At Libraries Across The United States August 4Th!
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