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You are looking at a book written by the Anglo-Irish writer, poet, playwright, essayist, and great master of paradox, Oscar Wilde (1854-1900). His whole life was spent between fiction and reality, and even his last years, when he was forced to live in exile after his release from prison, he spent under a false name.

Thinking about the relationship between good, evil and beauty is inherent in all of Wilde's works. However, it is the fairy tales that are marked by incredible imagination, humanistic mood and at the same time an ironic narrative style. The book includes some of the writer's best fairy tales.