The Picture of Dorian Gray (Annotated) - With an Introduction by Élodie Scott #926148

Step into the seductive and sinister world of The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde’s unforgettable masterpiece of beauty, corruption, and moral decay.

When the young and captivating Dorian Gray has his portrait painted, he makes a fateful wish — that the picture will bear the marks of age and sin while he remains forever young. As Dorian plunges into a life of indulgence and cruelty, his outward beauty hides the monstrous truth: the portrait becomes a reflection of his decaying soul.

Filled with wit, gothic atmosphere, and philosophical insight, Wilde’s only novel explores the dangers of vanity, the pursuit of pleasure without conscience, and the darkness that lurks behind perfection. Readers of classic literature, gothic fiction, and philosophical drama will be spellbound by its haunting elegance and moral complexity.

Rediscover The Picture of Dorian Gray in this carefully formatted and proofread Moon Hare Books edition — a timeless story that still speaks to our obsession with youth, beauty, and the masks we wear.