is there any work of literature named "Far From the Madden Crowd"?

Answer 1

there is a famous novel called "Far from the Madding Crowd" by Thomas Hardy.

However... when I see "madden" I think John Madden the football commentator, and since I read sports columns the way you phrased it sounded like the kind of thing they write in sports columns (you know, clippers win a game by a point and they get cute and write something like 'los angeles Clips the Nets'). So I was curious enough to go ahead and google the exact phrasing - on the chance that instead of being a misspelling, you were referring to something else. The first page of results turned up three different references - several to an episode of a TV show that I'd never heard of that has that specific title, another to a Good Charlotte concert, and a couple to some reviews of Madden sports games that use that phrase exactly like I thought they would (ie; you'll be far from the "madden" - ing crowd when you play this game!)

So here's my educated guess; there is no work of literature with that title, but there are plenty of pop culture references that can and do use that phrasing to play on words while referring to the original work, Thomas Hardy's "Far from the Madding Crowd."

Answer 2

No, but there is a famous work entitled "Far from the Madding Crowd" by Thomas Hardy.

Best to you.

Answer 3

madding crowd- it is a novel called "Far from the madding crowd" written in 1874 by Thomas Hardy

Answer 4

A famous sports story about people's aversion to a football sportscaster.

Answer 5

there is one called EXTRAORDINARY DELUSIONS AND THE MADNESS OF CROWDS. - AN EXCELLENT BOOK BY THE WAY - WRITTEN IN THE EARLY -MID 1800'S