"Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure" is an erotic novel written by John Cleland in 1748. It follows the life of Fanny Hill, a young woman who becomes a prostitute in 18th-century England. The narrative explores her sexual experiences and relationships, reflecting the social and moral attitudes of the time. The book is notable for its explicit content and was one of the first novels to depict female sexuality openly. Due to its controversial nature, it faced legal challenges and censorship, but it has since gained recognition as an important work in the history of literature.