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?

Notes on the books that have ideas so complex that I probably can't fathom completely The objective: To promote the books in question To try and understand the idea To review and recall

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.

This heartwrenching story is set in the 1800's, and is about a Swallow, who cannot seem to figure out why he doesn't have any friends. This short story will help you understand the power of true friendship.

A story about a gentleman who goes through range of emotions and experiences in order to make life make sense. This story is not about the person himself but about the pain of people around us, close to us. We ignore their wants and our priority is always about "us being understood" . Story revolves around a guy who's born in a city in Lahore, Pakistan in a brown family. He lives through experiences of people by living through their stories and experiencing why they are how they are. Its a fictional novel and all characters are fictional. Any resemblance with real life people will totally be unintentional

Just some poems.

poetry. other stuff too, sometimes.

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.

"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

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This story was inspired by Oscar Wilde which he originally made it in which the Otis family who were Americans had moved to England to live there and some ghost had the idea to haunt them because the ghost wants to keep the house which were the family was going to live... Let's see what will happen.✨

A collection of things I've written, seen on the internet, or read. I hope these cause you to think and inspire you to grow.

You should have read the quote "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." at least once. Do you know who said that? He is Oscar Wilde, a famous Irish playwright. So here is the collection of his quotes, #fromagirlwholovestoreadquotes

Third story from my "Placebo-cycle". It tells of love and tragedy, mystery and memory...Don't try to search for any moral of this story, or for any rational reason of this tragedy. It's just a life - or, probably, - a way some people think of life. Also, it is a story about the same-sex relationships and difficulties the gay people and their adopted children face in our society. And, in the end, you understand that gays are not so queer as people think of them- per se, we all are the same. Finally, you can find there something from Oscar Wilde. Why not? Man love and mystics are related to him as nothing else.

"Một đoá hồng đỏ mà đánh đổi cả mạng sống ư?" "Cái chết là cái giá cao thượng để trả cho một bông hồng đỏ." "......Tất cả mà tôi yêu cầu ở bạn là hãy yêu, bởi vì tình yêu thông thái hơn triết lý, cho dù lý trí có khôn ngoan và hùng mạnh hơn quyền lực, cho dù quyền lực rất kiêu căng. Màu đỏ rực là đôi cánh và là thân xác của tình yêu. Đôi môi của tình yêu ngọt như mật, hơi thở của tình yêu thơm hương trầm." Tác phẩm: The Nightingale anh the Rose. Tác giả: Oscar Wilde. Nguồn: https://www.addtoany.com/share#url=http%3A%2F%2Fbookhunterclub.com%2Fchim-hoa-mi-va-hoa-hong-oscar-wilde%2F&title=Chim%20h%E1%BB%8Da%20mi%20v%C3%A0%20hoa%20h%E1%BB%93ng%20%E2%80%93%20Oscar%20Wilde Dịch giả: Nắng xuân. _____________________________ #Ying: Trong câu chuyện này bạn sẽ thấy, tình yêu kia chính là sự hy sinh, sự chân thành của một sinh linh nhỏ bé. Cậu sinh viên kia sẽ không bao giờ biết được rằng, đoá hồng mà cậu nhìn thấy, cậu cầm trên tay đó.....mới chính là tình yêu vĩ đại nhất....... Nhờ một người quen giới thiệu nên tôi mới biết đến câu chuyện ngắn này. Nó ngắn nhưng nó lại vô cùng ý nghĩa. Chỉ muốn đem lên đây lưu lại thôi. ❤️

another feminist poem :) references to Shakespeare, Greek mythology and The Picture of Dorian Gray (as a literature student it's essentially my duty to do so).

This was challenged and banned because the stories were considered to be "distressing and morbid." "The Happy Prince and Other Tales is a collection of stories for children by Oscar Wilde first published in May 1888."

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.

These are some random quotes and poems that I found endearing, all the love