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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?

70 Brilliant Oscar Wilde Quotes

so it Is 1898 when I fall in lobe with this man oscar and at frist he does like me but then we fall in lobe and let's see what happens next haha 🥺🥺🥺

Seduction, Malice, Insanity- a collection of not giving a damn: LAWLESS. ©W.R. Harker

Just some thoughts about my soul , about my visions, about my dreams.

Fantasy short story, inspired by Oscar Wilde.

Sebastian Harcourt lives by two rules: never take society seriously, and never fall in love with someone who can match your wit. Algernon Moncrieff is a disaster on both counts. Between mistaken identities, cryptic poems, and absinthe-fuelled flirtation, their connection threatens to turn Wilde's comedy into something dangerously heartfelt. Who knew being earnest could be so... complicated?

VICTORIAN LONDON, 1888. SOMETHING ANCIENT IS WAKING IN WHITECHAPELI KORIBELLA HAS WALKED THE EARTH FOR THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND YEARS, DAUGHTER OF A VAMPIRE AND AN EARTH GUARDIAN, OLDER THAN GODS, OLDER THAN ICE. BUT SHE'S NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS: AN ENEMY FROM BEFORE TIME AND MOUNTAINS IS TEARING THE SHROUD, THE MEMBRANE SEPARATING THE SPIRIT WORLD FROM THE LAND OF THE LIVING, AND VICTORIAN LONDON'S ROT PROVIDES THE PERFECT BREACH POINT. ALONGSIDE SCRABSTER, A SPIRIT-FOX WHO WALKS BOTH SIDES OF DEATH, KORI HUNTS THE RUPTURE ACROSS GASLIT ROOFTOPS. BUT THIS ANCIENT FORCE HAS SEIZED CONTROL OF AN ORDINARY MAN IN WHITECHAPEL, BENDING HIM TO ACTS OF EXTRAORDINARY VENGEANCE, OSCAR WILDE IS WRITING WORDS HE DOESN'T REMEMBER. THE MURDERS SPREADING THROUGH THE EAST END AREN'T THE WORK OF HUMAN MADNESS THEY'RE ORCHESTRATED BY SOMETHING THAT REMEMBERS THE WORLD BEFORE SPEECH. TO SEAL THE BREACH, KORI MUST USE POWERS SHE'S SPENT MILLENNIA TRYING TO FORGET AND IF SHE FAILS, THE SPIRIT WORLD WILL FLOOD LONDON, DROWNING THE LIVING IN THE HUNGRY DEAD. THE WHISPERING SHROUD IS A STANDALONE ENTRY TO THE ALBA CHRONICLES, WHERE DEEP TIME HORROR MEETS SUPERNATURAL NOIR IN THE STREETS OF

A unsuccessful writer reaches success writing about other people's feelings.

Hello there, fellow human being! This book contains poems and short stories that bring back good memories. None of them are mine unless stated so, but I will try to give every author(s) name after each poem or story. You may also find text after the poem/short story. If you do, it's either information on the author(s), text, or quote that I have inserted (because why the hell not) OR, it may be my opinion on it. If not, then there may be later (if I'm up to it). But aside from that, read on! (P. S. every poem, short story, and quote will be sorted by the first letter of the author's last name)

Oscar Wilde and his work is something you simply have to experience for yourself. One of his works is the 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'. It is about the innocent young man called Dorian, who after meeting Lord Henry Wotton begins to desire eternal youth and beauty. Even before the meeting, Dorian is naturally charming, but his soul unknowingly begins to change under Henry's influence. We can see how his soul gradually withers in his portrait. The portrait was painted by the painter Basil Hallward, Dorian's long time close friend who also secretly loved him from the beginning. The book ends tragically. I like to live in my delusions, so I decided to write my own ending and forget about the gut wrenching damage the original caused me. If you like tragic little gay men, this one is for you love.

none of these are mine !!!! Also I have checked and confirmed that Oscar Wilde's plays are public domain so I can use these plays

Words are just words until you put them together. © horanful

"That's Knox Parker, Rae." "Thank you Captain Obvious. I know who he is," I roll my eyes and buckle up. "What's wrong?" "That's the biggest jerk at school. He's popular and he knows it, he's good looking and he knows it, he's funny and he knows it. And I want you to stop hanging around him." Even though he's the only one who might not judge me for who I am, and what I cannot change. --------------------------------------- People's eyes change color when they feel different things. Red for fury, blue for concern, gray for confusion and so on. The problem is; I'm the only one who can see the colors. And no one believes a 14 year old who runs a bookstore practically singlehanded. Everything's about to get a lot more confusing. And colorful. PLEASE VOTE AND COMMENT! THANKS FOR READING! :) ~Juliana <3

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

one of the best known fairy tales by Oscar Wilde

A collection of quotes and parts of Oscar Wilde's works

Oscar Wilde went to jail in 1895 for engaging in romantic relationships with another man. His literary pieces of work are also limited due to the lack of freedom of speech during the 19th century, widespread homphobia and lack of audience. 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' is a clear example of Oscar Wilde being limited because of societal pressures. Us being in the 21st century, we can easily pick up on the subtle hints of homosexuality in this book. However, it could not be fully explored. This book, 'The Ethereal Beauty of Dorian Gray' is a queer twist to the original story. My story is not authentic and some characters may seem different compared to the original text. If you are triggered by homosexuality, I highly recommend not to read this book.

"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