Description

Oscar Wilde's captivating tale of indulgence and moral decay caused a sensation upon around Dorian Gray, who becomes enchanted by his own mesmerizing portrait and makes a Faustian bargain to preserve his youthful appearance. Encouraged by his friend Lord Henry Wotton, Dorian embarks on a life of debauchery, concealing his sins while maintaining a façade of respectability in society. However, the consequences of his actions manifest only in his hidden portrait, which reflects his moral degradation. This definitive edition also includes contemporary critiques denouncing the novel's perceived immorality.