| Type | Contemporary review (original) |
|---|---|
| Collection | Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime and Other Stories |
| Publication country | United States of America |
| Publication name | San Francisco Chronicle |
| Publication date | Year 1891Month 11Day 29 |
| Contributed by | Regina M. Ponciano |
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Lord Arthur Savile's crime' is the title of a bright little volume of stories by Oscar Wilde. The opnion once prevalent that Oscar Wilde was an impressionist crank was entirely erroneous. He can write pure, charming English and has a light, humorous fancy which is very attractive. He is certainly capable of more serious work if he choose to exert himself.