Contains discussions of the literary merits of Wilde's work. The rest of the articles are not about Wilde, but mention him briefly.

This collection consists of 56 volumes of press clipping albums compiled by Oscar Wilde bibliographer Christopher Sclater Millard between 1909 and 1927. The majority of clippings are largely related to Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (and his ongoing legal cases). Most clippings are from British local and national newspapers and were collection for Millard by professional news cutting companies.

Contains articles comparing theater of the 1910s and the late 19th century.

Contains articles describing what literature should be in the modern age and if women are suitable for writing and reviewing books and theater.

This volume contains articles relating to the film adaptation of "Salome" and commentary on "The Importance of Being Earnest". It also contains loose inserts at pages 42-43, 49, 93 and 95.

This volume contains articles concerning a performance of "The Importance of Being Earnest" and clippings from Book dealers.

This volume contains reviews of The University of Oxford's production of a few Wilde plays. It also has advertisements from book publishers.

This volume consists of articles relating to Lord Alfred Douglas' prematurely reported death and the libel cases that followed shortly after.

This collection consists of 56 volumes of press clipping albums compiled by Oscar Wilde bibliographer Christopher Sclater Millard between 1909 and 1927. The majority of clippings are largely related to Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (and his ongoing legal cases). Most clippings are from British local and national newspapers and were collection for Millard by professional news cutting companies.