18th c. Fiction

Evelina moves beyond 18th c chick-lit into something a little more interesting.

The Monk is notable in part because everyone in it is completely insane.

The Wrongs of Woman: a Gothic novel with feminist implications.

Reading as an experiment is delightful; reading for entertainment is mind-melting.

One of the most defining aspects of Tristram Shandy is that which also makes it more difficult to read – the use of scripts.

Le me begin by asking, What the hell?

The History of Miss Betsy Thoughtless combines literary techniques with personal relations, and as a result reads like the love child of a daytime soap opera and an eighteenth century etiquette guide.