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Selina Lai-Henderson, Mark Twain in China

Chatterton notes in his otherwise enjoyable Oscar Wilde: A Vagabond with a Mission (2013). Oscar Wilde’s Chatterton is a landmark work in late-Victorian scholarship, combining brilliant textual analysis with absorbing historical detail and decisive argument. It is also very attractively produced. Recommended for anyone with an interest in Wilde and the fin-de-siècle, its treatment of plagiarism and originality will also intrigue critical theorists and textual editors, not to mention those engaged in creative work which they fondly imagine to be their own.