De Profundis by Oscar Wilde, Fiction, Literary, Classics, Literary Collections

Written during his imprisonment, this poignant letter reflects Oscar Wilde's deep emotional struggles and philosophical insights. Addressed to Lord Alfred Douglas, it explores themes of love, suffering, and redemption, revealing Wilde's profound thoughts on life and relationships. The work serves as both a personal confession and a broader commentary on the human condition, showcasing Wilde's literary brilliance even in his darkest times.