Book · 1759 · Fiction

The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

Penguin Books (Penguin Random House) · 735 pages
★ 7.3 editorial score

Samuel Johnson pronounced this book already dead. Two hundred and sixty years on, Tristram is still failing to get himself born, derailed by his father's theories and his uncle's toy fortress.

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1759Depicts Georgian Era (Britain)Depicts 18th century

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