Wilde's Women
Original title: Wilde's women
earliest edition we have, 2015 ABRAMS (Ignition), 2017
Hailed as a gay icon and pioneer of individualism, Oscar Wilde's insistence that "there should be no law for anybody," made him a staunch defender of gender equality. Women were central to his life and career: from his relationship with his extraordinary mother, Jane, and the tragedy of his sister Isola's early death, to his accomplished wife, Constance, and a coterie of other free-thinking writers, actors, and artis...
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