Oscar Wilde was an iconic figure, with an early fame that lasted throughout his short life. He met many people, and his stories traveled by word of mouth. Therefore, many celebrate or mock him as the master of witty humor, provocative paradox, and impressive speech.

Matthew Sturgis, researching Wilde's biography, discovered documents from his distinctive writing, which included unknown headlines and unpublished essays. These discoveries add a new dimension to Wilde's world, bringing to light dozens of unknown stories about his life, from his days in Oxford, London, America, Paris, and beyond.

This collection includes small yet significant additions to the story of Wilde, enriching and reshaping the image of his life through testimonies from friends, actors, lawyers, and artists.

Pages: 256, Year of Publication: 1110, Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm