The book is written as a series of letters from Frances "Fanny" Hill to an unknown woman, with Fanny justifying her life-choices to this individual. Once banned for its corrupting influence Jon Cleland’s seminal work ban was finally lifted in 1973, illustrated by works by William Hogarth is sometimes regarded as an early feminist work, but was mainly intended designed as a highly erotic work for most of its history shared secretly. Recommended reading for those with an interest in erotic literature
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