The Fall of the House of Wilde by O'Sullivan, Emer -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half-Title Title Dedication Contents Preface 1 Roots 2 Lust for Knowledge 3 Patron-cum-Scholar 4 Rising High 5 The Bourgeois Rebel 6 Flirtations, Father Figures and Femmes Fatales 7 Marriage 8 Merrion Square 9 The Wildean Missionary Zeal 10 Wider Horizons 11 Open House 12 1864: The End of Bliss 13 Honour and Ignominy 14 Love, Hatred and Revenge: The ‘Great Libel Case’ 15 Times are Changing 16 More Highs, More Blows 17 Transience and Poetry 18 The Unravelling 19 Dabbling with Options and Ideas 20 Openings and Closings 21 Literary Bohemia 22 Divergent Paths 23 Looking to America 24 ‘Mr Oscar Wilde is “not such a fool as he looks”’ 25 Marriage: A Gold Band Sliced in Half 26 ‘The Crushes’ 27 Aesthetic Living 28 Momentous Changes 29 Colonial Resistance 30 The Picture of Dorian Gray: A ‘tale with a moral’ 31 ‘It is personalities, not principles that move the age’ 32 High Life, Low Life and Little Literary Life 33 Salomé: The Breaking of Taboos 34 ‘Truly you are a starling’ 35 Fatal Affairs 36 An Un-Ideal Husband 37 Letting Rip 38 ‘It is said that Passion makes one think in a circle’ 39 Facing Fate 40 Impotent Silence 41 The ‘Disgraced’ Name 42 Author of a Legend 43 ‘We all come out of prison as sensitive as children’ 44 ‘I have fiddled too often on the string of Doom’ 45 ‘I am really in the gutter’ Epilogue Notes Bibliography Acknowledgements Index A Note on the Author Plate Section Copyright

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