Oscar Wilde on Trial

Discover the most comprehensive exploration of a significant moment in legal and cultural history with Oscar Wilde on Trial by Joseph Bristow. Published by Yale University Press in 2023, this hardback edition spans an impressive 672 pages, delving into the trials of the iconic writer Oscar Wilde, who faced charges of "gross indecency." Bristow offers an authoritative account that not only examines the legal proceedings but also the broader implications of Wilde's trials on society and culture. This book is essential for anyone interested in literature, law, and the impact of societal norms on individual lives. Don't miss the opportunity to gain insight into this pivotal event that shaped the discourse around morality and sexuality in the late 19th century.