Books with Wildean Flavours

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	"Wonderful and wicked - a must!"

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	"The exploits of Lucien de Rubempré, the Man Who Wanted To Be Admired - a tale of lost innocence."

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	"The saga of Rubempré continued - 'The greatest tragedy of my life was the death of Lucien de Rubempré' (Oscar Wilde)"

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	"Exquisite, precious tale about the love of beauty and of men and women - with the most exciting title character ever."

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	"Thrilling, enchanting, mesmerising, exquisite. You have not truly lived without having read this."

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	"Oscar Wilde's essays are so beautiful and poisonous that they change your outlook on the world."

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	"Oscar Wilde's Golden Book - perfect and poisonous."

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	"Weird and wonderful."

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	"Fascinating and mesmerising."

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	"Go to bed with Swinburne and have strange dreams."

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	"The story of another handsome young dandy who comes to a sticky end: Julien Sorel."

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	"The essential Plato..."

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	"... and the essential Sappho."

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	"A gem of Dutch decadence, written by a dandy and with a dandy in it."

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	"Finally: a quaint combination of a Symbolist masterpiece (Salomé) and a precious fragment of fin-de-siècle eroticism by Beardsley."