Lord Arthur Savile's Crime And Other Stories (1891)

The collection features a range of stories that highlight Oscar Wilde's signature wit and satirical style. In the title tale, a man feels compelled to commit murder before his wedding, while "The Canterville Ghost" offers a comedic twist on haunting. Other narratives, such as "The Sphinx Without a Secret" and "The Model Millionaire," delve into themes of love, morality, and art. This anthology not only entertains but also reflects Wilde's keen observations on society, making it a significant contribution to literary heritage.