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His full name was Oscar Fingal O’Flahertie Wills Wilde and he was born in Dublin, Ireland.
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He left this school in 1871.
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Oxford during the 70s
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After studying in Enniskillen, he went to Dublin until 1874.
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He went to this college until 1878
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He distingued himself also as a poet winning this prize with a long poem called Ravenna
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Wilde published this at his own expense.
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Wilde agreed and said he has nothing to declare but his genius
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After 12 months in America, he returned to lecture on his impressions
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Daughter of a prominent Irish barrister
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First son of Oscar and Constance
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Second son of Oscar and Constance
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Romantic allegory
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He became the editor of Woman's World
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He insisted in this essay
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Gothic novel which was published in Lippincott’s Magazine, 1890, and in book form, 1891
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Previously published essays
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Comedy of manners, French drama
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A trivial comedy
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He inmediately went to France, hoping to regenerate him as a writer
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He died of meningitis at the age of 46.
