John Cleland
John Cleland wrote 'Fanny Hill', also known as 'Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure', in two instalments whilst serving time in Fleet Prison for a bad debt. In 1749, Cleland was arrested for obscenity, yet denied responsibility for the novel. The book as officially withdrawn, and not officially published again for a hundred years. However, it continued to sell well and was published in pirate editions.
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