Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Oscar Wilde

This collection gathers the complete range of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated writings, from the haunting novel that first made his name to his beloved fairy tales, biting essays, and lyrical poetry. Carefully compiled by David Widger, the index arranges each work—The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Happy Prince, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, and dozens of poems—so listeners can easily locate and explore the pieces that interest them. The volume also includes lesser‑known dramas and miscellaneous sketches, offering a full portrait of Wilde’s versatile talent.

Listeners will discover Wilde’s trademark wit, sharp social critique, and lush language across genres. Whether you are drawn to his elegant prose, his moral fables, or his sparkling verse, this guide points the way to the stories that have enchanted generations. It serves as an ideal roadmap for anyone wishing to dive into the world of one of literature’s most charismatic voices.