"From the Deep" is one of the most famous works of Oscar Wilde, the greatest British writer and artist in the 19th century.
In 1897, Wilde wrote this long letter intermittently in prison.
Sometimes he is sad, sometimes angry, sometimes narrating love. He not only reflects on his relationship with his lover, but also talks about many topics about art, life and religion.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of a friend of mine who was going through similar emotional struggles. Wilde's profound reflections on friendship and love in the book made me feel the same. Especially his insight into human nature amazed me. This is not only a book about emotions, but also a book about life, which is worth reading again and again.
This book reminded me of a friend of mine who was going through similar emotional struggles. Wilde's profound reflections on friendship and love in the book made me feel the same. Especially his insight into human nature amazed me. This is not only a book about emotions, but also a book about life, which is worth reading again and again.