Paperback – 248 pages

Part of the Norton Library series

The Norton Library edition ofThe Picture of Dorian Grayfeatures the complete text of the revised and expanded version of the novel, published in 1891. In his insightful introduction, Sean OToole sheds new light on the novels philosophical and stylistic achievements and on the cultural milieu that shaped Wildes groundbreaking exploration of beauty, desire, and the dangers of influence.

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