In Oscar Wildes intriguing short story, we delve into the mystery of Mr. W. H., the enigmatic dedicatee of Shakespeares beloved sonnets. Originally published in Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine in 1889, Wilde had aspirations to release an expanded version of this tale as a standalone book—a vision that remained unrealized until after his passing. This audiobook brings that expanded version to life, narrated by Rob Marland.

Portrait of Mr. W. H.
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In Oscar Wildes intriguing short story, we delve into the mystery of Mr. W. H., the enigmatic dedicatee of Shakespeares beloved sonnets. Originally published in Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine in 1889, Wilde had aspirations to release an expanded version of this tale as a standalone book—a vision that remained unrealized until after his passing. This audiobook brings that expanded version to life, narrated by Rob Marland.
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