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  1. 1 The Picture Of Doria 1992 · Oscar Wilde · Same author
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What should I read after The fisherman and his soul?

BookOrb recommends The Picture Of Doria (1992), Oscar Wildes Short Stories (2009), Epigrams of Oscar Wilde (1996), O Fantasma De Canterville - Coleção L&PM Pocket (2002), and Oscar Wilde's The Star Child (2004).

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Who wrote The fisherman and his soul?

The fisherman and his soul is by Oscar Wilde.