The Picture of Dorian Gray

[A] remarkable work of imagination…A wonderfully entertaining parable of the aesthetic ideal—Guardian

A heady late-Victorian tale of double-living—

There’s an incurable disease afflicting females – ageing. Men, on the other hand, never pass their amuse-by dates. Sean Connery is still cutting the sex god mustard and, if time flies, then HE has frequent air miles. Yet, you never hear a man described as mutton dressed as ram, now do you? This is a book about a bloke who realises that the night is young, but he is not…—

In The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde set the gold standard for chroniclers of decadence—Guardian

very decadent and Victorian—Savidge Reads

Very decadent and Victorian—Savidge Reads