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De Profundis
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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026
A long letter written by Oscar Wilde while imprisoned in Reading Gaol, addressed to his lover Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie), reflecting on their relationship and Wilde's spiritual journey. Later published as a book.
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Used for: Cathartic reading for people going through heartbreak or a breakup; to see oneself in Oscar Wilde's experience of losing oneself in a relationship
Praised: Cathartic, relatable for those who have lost themselves in a relationship or ...
"If you ever want a good read and a cathartic read, something where you'll see yourself in a breakup, in a heartbreak, read this book, De Profundis, which essentially means 'from the depths.' This is Oscar Wilde writing to his lover Bosie when he w..."
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