Rob Marland on Oscar Wilde

I’m Rob Marland, the editor of Oscar Wilde: The Complete Interviews. This blog is about my Oscar Wilde research.

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"Severely commonplace": Audience and press responses to Wilde's early lectures

February 04, 2014

Today in 1882

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Oscar Wilde Explains: His Version of his Arrest at Moncton

October 25, 2013

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• Uncollected letters of Oscar Wilde
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• Recommended books about Oscar Wilde
• Oscar Wilde’s dining room and study
• Dublin’s Oscar Wilde Monument at 25 Years

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Oscar Wilde’s First Tragedy: The Composition, Production, and Reception of Vera; or, The Nihilists

A biography of Wilde focused on his first play. Available now.

‘Restores to vivid life a lesser-known era of Oscar Wilde’s existence.’ – Thomas Wright, author of Oscar’s Books, aka Built of Books

Vera; or, The Nihilists

A critical edition of Wilde’s first play. Available now.

Vera Bad!!!

A complete collection of reviews of the first production of Vera. Available now.

I Am Indestructible! Selected Interviews with Oscar Wilde

A selection of Wilde’s best interviews. Available now.

Oscar Wilde: The Complete Interviews

Annotated transcriptions of all known Oscar Wilde interviews. Both volumes available now.

‘Our understanding of Wilde’s complex relationship with his contemporary print newspapers has been greatly enhanced through Rob Marland’s two-volume edition of Oscar Wilde: The Complete Interviews’ – Kate Hext and Alex Murray, The Oxford Handbook of Oscar Wilde

‘This is a significant achievement … gives Wilde enthusiasts the opportunity to indulge themselves – and they should.’ – Michael Seeney, The Wildean

Oscar Wilde: The Season of Sorrow

This graphic biography tells the story of Oscar Wilde’s imprisonment in his own words.

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‘The Season of Sorrow is a thing of terror as well as beauty – inspiring fear, pity, and anger at the unjust laws … that condemned Oscar, and continue to condemn rebels, outcasts, artists, and “undesirables” of all types.’ – Thomas Wright, author of Oscar’s Books, aka Built of Books

Who is Rob?

I edited Oscar Wilde: The Complete Interviews and made the first ever graphic biography of Oscar Wilde, The Season of Sorrow. I have published many academic articles about Wilde.

I also like to visit sites associated with Wilde, and to record free audiobooks with a Wildean connection.

Find out more on my website.