Fanny Hill. Memoirs of a woman for comfort. Kleland J.

“Women for Uti's memoirs”, better known as Fanny Hill, is one of the most frivolous books in the history of English literature. In America, the novel was banned from publication for two hundred years and only in the 1960s was “justified”.

This is a story about a young girl who went to the capital to earn money and hit the fashionable London brothel, where she spent time, until it, of course, did not gain true love. The novel is perky and outrageously frank by the standards of the 18th century - for those who feel a thin line between eroticism and pornography.