Joseph Andrews by Henry Fielding, Fiction (Paperback)

from MartinBodek

I've read Cervantes. I've reviewed Lyly. I've perused Nashe. Defoe was an admiree of mine. Andrews, you're no Cervantes, Lyly, Nashe, Defoe - or Swift.

from robfucious

In all honestly, I'm getting rid of this tome. I would like to chuck this book at my college professor who assigned it to us for Short Stories and Literature. He praised the book six ways to Sunday, claiming nothing short of this book being written by Divine sources. I believe he meant Infernal. ...

from MartinBodek

I've read Cervantes. I've reviewed Lyly. I've perused Nashe. Defoe was an admiree of mine. Andrews, you're no Cervantes, Lyly, Nashe, Defoe - or Swift.

from MartinBodek

I've read Cervantes. I've reviewed Lyly. I've perused Nashe. Defoe was an admiree of mine. Andrews, you're no Cervantes, Lyly, Nashe, Defoe - or Swift.

from mbmackay

Henry Fielding's second attempt at a parody/satire of Richardson's "Pamela" - with greater success than "Shamela". This is a full length book, with Pamela's brother as the hero, being chased by women of higher status, when all he wants is the girl from his village. Many plot twists, much meander...