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BookOrb recommends The fin-de-siècle poem (2005), Sexuality Ed 2 (2009), Oscar Wilde on Trial (2022), Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant, Part IV (2014), and Extraordinary Aesthetes : Decadents, Nehb (2023).

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Oscar Wilde and modern culture is by Joseph Bristow.