What if your soul aged for you... and kept all your sins?

The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only novel by Oscar Wilde, and one of the most enduring works of gothic literature. Set in Victorian London, this philosophical and decadent masterpiece follows Dorian Gray, a strikingly handsome young man who makes a Faustian bargain: while his portrait bears the marks of his sins and aging, he remains outwardly perfect.

Through dazzling wit, razor-sharp dialogue, and haunting symbolism, Wilde explores themes of vanity, moral decay, aestheticism, and the duality of human nature. This unabridged edition preserves Wilde's rich prose and biting critique of society, art, and the pursuit of pleasure at any cost.

What makes this novel essential:

A psychological and supernatural story of inner corruption

Provocative critique of Victorian morality and aesthetics

One of the most quoted and controversial classics ever written

A haunting narrative filled with wit, beauty, and decay

Perfect for readers of:

Gothic and philosophical fiction

Classic English literature

Novels about art, vanity, and identity

Psychological and moral dramas

What readers are saying:

"An immortal masterpiece. Wilde's words are as beautiful as they are deadly." - Literary Review

"A book that seduces, horrifies, and stays with you forever." - Amazon Reader

Click "Buy Now" to enter a world where beauty hides darkness... and the soul keeps the score.