The Duchess of Padua | 
pickMy love of all things Oscar Wilde extends to the play "The Duchess of Padua" as well. In it's Shakesperean style, with references to Macbeth and Hamlet, you'll still find Oscar Wilde's aphorisms, witty and satirical writing style, and scathing commentary on society's ills.
Insomnia It's so discouraging that Oscar Wilde doesn't get as much credit as others do . I've always thought a lot of what he says makes sense. 6y
CoffeeNBooks @Insomnia I agree! 6y
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