Joseph Bristow Book order (chronological)

The book offers a comprehensive and authoritative account of Oscar Wilde's two trials, drawing from diverse sources such as official and private letters, newspaper reports, and incomplete transcripts. It highlights the trials' significant impact on legal and cultural history, presenting an in-depth analysis that sheds new light on this pivotal moment.

A fantasy of a man whose portrait bears the marks of age and debauchery while he retains the outward appearance of serenity and youth.