Oscar Wilde

96 books

About the Author

Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) was an Irish poet, playwright, and novelist whose razor-sharp wit and flamboyant persona made him one of the most celebrated figures of the late Victorian era. Born in Dublin, Wilde excelled at Oxford and rose to fame in London's literary circles with his epigrammatic style and unconventional views on art and society. His works often satirized the hypocrisies of the upper class, blending humor, beauty, and social commentary. Despite personal scandals that led to his imprisonment, Wilde's legacy endures through his timeless insights into human nature. Notable among his compilations are 'Oscar Wilde's Wit and Wisdom: A Book of Quotations (Dover Thrift Editions: Speeches/Quotations)' and 'The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Complete Collection Including The Happy Prince and The Selfish Giant,' which capture his eloquence and imaginative storytelling for generations of readers.

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Writing style

witty elegant satirical