Joy Melville Bücher

Set against the vibrant backdrop of 1920s Paris, this book delves into the thrilling realms of opera and dance. It explores the artistic fervor and cultural dynamism of the era, highlighting the glamorous yet tumultuous lives of performers. The narrative captures the essence of a time when creativity flourished amidst societal changes, offering a captivating glimpse into the passion and rivalry that defined the artistic scene.

This biography shows what a profound influence Wilde's mother had on her son. As a young poet she issued tirades against the English, she was the linchpin of the Wilde family and she was mourned by the Irish people on her death. Originally published in 1994 by John Murray.