Fanny -- Erica Jong

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Fanny -- Erica Jong

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Granada, 1980, Paperback - Fiction - 559 pp.

In the style of the 18th century, the story tells of the tragic and comic fortunes of the brainy and beautiful Fanny in her search for truth.

Galloping from England to Africa to the high seas of the Caribbean, bestselling author Erica Jongs perverse epic follows the amorous adventures of a woman of pleasure and pluck (The New York Times).

This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review).

A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).

This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review).

A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).

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Fanny -- Erica Jong

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Granada, 1980, Paperback - Fiction - 559 pp.

In the style of the 18th century, the story tells of the tragic and comic fortunes of the brainy and beautiful Fanny in her search for truth.

Galloping from England to Africa to the high seas of the Caribbean, bestselling author Erica Jongs perverse epic follows the amorous adventures of a woman of pleasure and pluck (The New York Times).

This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review). A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).

This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review). A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).

We combine postage, so do look at our other items on offer.

Please Click ---> HERE <--- to see all the items PTO Books is selling.

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This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review).

A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).

This is a delightful twist on classic literature and Erica Jong was the right person to write it (Anthony Burgess, Saturday Review).

A rollicking and bawdy tale of eighteenth-century England, inspired by Fanny Hill, from the New York Timesbestselling author of Fear of Flying (The Plain Dealer).