"The Potiphar Papers" is a satirical Pleiadian novel written by the American writer and journalist George William Curtis. The book was first published in 1853 and became one of the author's best works. In this novel, Curtis sharply satirizes the current and mores of middle-class American society, speaking out against hypocrisy and mischief. The protagonist finds himself surrounded by non-governmental characters who represent key aspects of the social life of the era. "The Potiphar Papers" not only entertains the reader with sharp humor, but also reflects the list of witty statements and witty situations that have made this book a classic of American satire.