Oscarwilde Stories

Alex Thorne: 33 years old. Amateur history enthusiast, archivist for the City of New York, and moderator of r/LetterMan. Letter Man: Age unknown. Writer of unsigned letters full of historical musings and stock tips discovered in thrift shops, tucked into secondhand books, and, one time, in a book of postcards for sale at the Alcatraz gift shop. Who is Letter Man? A performance artist? A bored history nut? A man traveling through time? Alex has followed the mystery for a decade, but always assumed it would remain just that-a mystery. She believes this until the day a user pops up on Reddit, calling himself u/MrBlueSky, posting a letter nearly identical to the Letter Man letters, except these letters are fresh, not found. And this letter contains clues that lead to more clues, clues that piece together an ARG. Who is Mr. Blue Sky? Is he Letter Man? Could he truly be a time traveller? And how is Harry Houdini involved?

works of English poet John Keats for easy excess all credit belongs to John Keats

Es un cuento del escritor Oscar Wilde, publicado por primera vez en 1887 en la revista The Court and Society Review. En 1891 fue incluido en una colección de historias cortas titulada El crimen de lord Arthur Saville y otras historias. Ha sido llevado al cine y el teatro numerosas veces, y se han hecho versiones para televisión y radio.

A brief description of this spirited season and her remarkable beauty. A girl that's so much more than what she sees.

FIKA ━━━━━━━━━━━━ ♡ noun ( fee-ka ) [ swedish ] : a moment to slow down and appreciate the good things in life, often accompanied by sweet baked goods and a cup of delicious coffee. ⩩ a collection of excerpts, quotes, and letters by many beloved writers. ───［ CREDITS: Any works or literary writings in this books are not mine and in no way, own any of them. It is simply written here to show my appreciation of some works that I admire by many famous writers.

"Disobedience, in the eyes of anyone who has read history, is man's original virtue. It is through disobedience that progress has been made, through disobedience and through rebellion." - Oscar Wilde

kai•ros • ['kīräs] noun, Greek • the perfect, the delicate, crucial moment; the fleeting rightness of time and place that creates the opportune atmosphere for action, words, or movement ••• This book is suitable for all ages. It is just a simple love story to induce nothing less than comfort. ••• Achievements: #1 poetry ••• "As we drifted through the rippling blue and the white freckled sky, we spoke, allowing the rest of the world to disintegrate completely. You said it would be months until we saw each other again, that our relationship wouldn't suffer it but..." ••• 𝟏𝟑.𝟎𝟕.𝟐𝟑

Recensioni scrause scritte sotto lo pseudonimo di Lord Goring, in quanto anch'io, come lui, ho la tendenza di nascondere accuratamente la mia vena filosofica sotto strati di humor mal recepito e un'aria da dandy fancazzista. A voi.

Oscar Wilde's only novel is the dreamlike story of a young man who sells his soul for eternal youth and beauty. In this celebrated work Wilde forged a devastating portrait of the effects of evil and debauchery on a young aesthete in late-19th-century England. Combining elements of the Gothic horror novel and decadent French fiction, the book centers on a striking premise: As Dorian Gray sinks into a life of crime and gross sensuality, his body retains perfect youth and vigor while his recently painted portrait grows day by day into a hideous record of evil, which he must keep hidden from the world. For over a century, this mesmerizing tale of horror and suspense has enjoyed wide popularity. It ranks as one of Wilde's most important creations and among the classic achievements of its kind.

When H.G. began to work at a coffee shop for some extra money he did not expect for the ghost he was warned about to be an actual ghost. With all of the time Lenore spends in the coffee shop she makes sure to get to know everyone who is commonly in the building including new hire, H.G. who she immediately takes a liking to.

Pretty much this is what came from me doing a creative writing task at school and deciding to expand and elaborate upon it a bit more. I do not own the poem at the end, the credit for that of course goes to Oscar Wilde. (It's my favourite poem and it is featured in another short story I have written) Uh hmm... Not really much else except hopefully you enjoy.

After getting in trouble too much, Edgar allan poe is put to a new school called Nevermore. There he meets a cute mushroomcore boy named Lovecraft

Three different people, three different views, three different worlds. Innocence that is looked down upon and innocence as art. A young boy becomes a muse, an idol, an icon. The young Dorian Devereux has a certain magic to him, he has a charming beauty, he looks as if touched by an angel, carved by michelangelo himself, painted by carravagio. A photographer falls in love with his magical aura but accidentally introduces him to a hedonistic talent scout. Who tries to lead Dorian into a life of fame, sensuality and illegal activities. Untill someone points out the terrifying similarities between him and his namesake, Dorian gray...... ~~~~~~ a book inspired by my favourite book: The Picture of Dorian Gray. And my favourite writer Oscar Wilde. This is my way of showing how thankful I am to the great writers in this world which have inspired me so much since I was young.

A classic tale of fish meets bird. When a fish becomes enthralled with an albatross, the bird gives false promise to the little fish of the knowledge and power of flight... On one condition; the fish must bring the albatross a snack or two... Or three. Follow the fish as it learns a valuable life lesson. Artwork by; Ron Abreu Instagram; @ronabreudigitalarts

What happens when two strangers sit under the sky every night and look into each other's eyes? They fall in love.

Being the heiress of a Galactic fortune should be fun, right? Well... Miss Delailah West, daughter to a Starlord, is about to learn that the splendours she's enjoyed all her life come at a price - namely that of marriage and the limiting existence as an "ornament to society", or whatever nonsense her mother spouts. Delailah is determined not to end up an idle creature of luxury and to make her own way in the galaxy instead, but this begs the question: how in the Twin Queens' names does a young lady of galictocratic birth find her destiny, and can she do it while also defying her family's expectations and falling in love? --- Author's Note: Have you ever wondered what would happen if you threw Jane Austen's Collected Works into a blender and mixed them, sent the result roughly 5.000 years into the future and seasoned with Galactic aristocracy, a hint of Oscar Wilde and space-travel? ... I imagine it'd read something like this.

John Hamish Watson era um autor e diretor de grandes peças de teatro no século XVI e era contemporâneo de Sir. William Shakespeare, o que tornavam as criticas maiores e difícil se destacar. Era um período de constante mudança na Inglaterra e contava com o absolutismo monárquico de Henrique VIII e Elizabeth I, era o auge do renascimento, portanto, a literatura e as artes cênicas se destacavam cada vez mais e nesse período, tanto Shakespeare como John escreviam peças que buscavam romper com os estilos no qual o público estava acostumado a assistir. Sherlock Holmes era um ator andrógino e famoso,principalmente por fazer personagens femininas e poderosas.

one of the best known fairy tales by Oscar Wilde

A wondrous, humorous, childish, smart, exciting and cozy adventure set in an alternate 1950s where superhero culture is a treasured national characteristic and superheroes themselves ascend beyond the regular famous persona. We follow the shining examples of this: the legendary, mighty, often hungry, pleasure seeking, good hearted, just, comical, fantastical and creative hero Sweet Justice and his technologically advanced, tight paced, more serious young companion Busty Buick. They toil around the US in search of people in need of heroisms, and gladly help out all who need them, heavily snacking, providing social commentary and enjoying art along the way. They truly are our most virtues heroes, and their back in forth bickering is presented in the most lovable Oscar Wilde style, represented in his magnum opus of novels (and his only one) The Picture Of Dorian Gray.