In a 1988 novel Susan Barton becomes entangled in the fictional world of this author.
In a 1988 novel Susan Barton becomes entangled in the fictional world of this author. He wrote a mock-Pindaric ode "Hymn to Pillory" while in prison for a ruthless satire of the high Anglican Tories, "The Shortest Way with Dissenters." A 1724 novel explored the life of fortunate mistress, Mademoiselle Beleau, while some claim that the first English novel was his adaptation of a story of Alexander Selkirk. For 10 points-- name this English author of Roxana and Robinson Crusoe.
In a 1988 novel Susan Barton becomes entangled in the fictional world of this author.
Daniel {DeFoe} or Daniel {Foe} (FYI: Foe was his family name; 'De' was added as a nom de plume)