Oscar Wilde

Edgar Saltus provides a distinctive view of Oscar Wilde's life and literary contributions, drawing from his own experiences as a contemporary. The book delves into Wilde's early years, his ascent to fame, and his tragic downfall due to his sexuality. Each chapter offers insights into Wilde's character and work, blending personal opinions with biographical details. This fascinating exploration is essential for those interested in one of the late 19th century's most prominent writers, enhancing its value as a literary resource.