The Picture of Dorian Gray

A classic tale of the Forbidden Desire of a man to reclaim his youthful appearance. With so much room to breathe, this American Language Project™ Asbook™ opens the opportunity to explore the words and fruitful works of legendary writer Oscar Wilde, and to lead the minds of man to the veil on Dorian Gray’s infamous picture. Whether your preluding to the covered up sins of Government, or rendering Dorian Gray’s Speech for Freedom to an assembly of religious confidants, this Picture of Dorian Gray Asbook™ is curdled with opportunity.

The Picture of Dorian Gray entered the England’s Public Domain upon the death of Oscar Wilde in 1900. The novel had been persecuted for having violated British Laws of Public Morality at the time woman undressed their ankles, and men were becoming slaves to machines. In 1930, the novel was published in the United States, and has been retold through American literature and film. Now the Door In Gray equally opens for a speech to follow Dorian Gray to your enchanted creation for a secured paper in the vault, or for the assemblies rebuilding the United States Public Domain. The bargain is yours.