Tristram Shandy
Another BookVoices review for talking books you can listen using your MP3 player or iPod. a href=’ http://www.talkingbooksdirect.com/free.html’Free Talking Books/a are available at our a href=’ http://www.talkingbooksdirect.com’Talking Book Store/a. - bra href=’http://www.talkingbooksdirect.com/title.aspx?titleId=743 ‘ target=_blank img hspace=2 vspace=2 src=’http://www.talkingbooksdirect.com/images/sn743.jpg’ style=’float:left;’ border=0 //afont color=’#000000′PTristram Shandy is an ironic masterpiece, a work of extraordinary originality, wit and learning. It is a work of considerable philosophical complexity but at the same time it is just a piece of flim-flam: it has been called the longest shaggy-dog story in English Literature. It is both a classic novel and an antinovel. It includes passages of seemingly serious theology - but it can also be read as an elaborate bawdy joke./P/fontbr clear=all