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I loved ‘Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime: A Study of Duty’ by Oscar Wilde. It strikes me as being a distant ancestor to two of my favourite novels: The Count of Eleven by Ramsey Campbell, and Counting Down by Gerard Stembridge. The Oscar Wilde tale is followed in this book by a story by his mom, Jane, Lady Wilde (“Speranza”), and as it was so short, I read that one too. Some notes on her as well - wow, she was 6’ tall!