«I was a symbol of the art and culture of my age. I realized this in the dawn of my youth, and then I made my age understand it as well» — so wrote Oscar Wilde, one of the most exquisite British writers. A prose writer, poet, playwright, and thinker, he also left a significant epistolary legacy. His letters (each of which is a literary work in itself) immerse the reader in the atmosphere of intellectual life in London at the end of the 19th century. Before us unfolds the life drama of the writer, which included dizzying heights, success, fame, and tragic love, which became both inspiration and the cause of the catastrophe that plunged Wilde into the abyss of poverty and disgrace.
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