Most of Oscar Wilde’s works are pretty light-hearted, but his only novel The Picture of Dorian Gray is much more serious and philosophical.
Most of Oscar Wilde’s works are pretty light-hearted, but his only novel The Picture of Dorian Gray is much more serious and philosophical. Part horror and part social critique, Dorian Gray tells the terrifying tale of a young man so consumed by vanity that he would sell his own soul to protect his beauty.