• Spanish National Comic Award 2020 

The last days of Oscar Wilde

Oscar Wilde died an exile in Paris in November of 1900 at the early age of 46, only three years after leaving prison, in moral and economic ruin, heavily intoxicated, incapable of writing even a single line. He liked to look at himself through the lens of the Divine Comedy and compare his vital moments to those of the work of Dante. Javier de Isusi imagines what could have happened within Wilde’s soul on those last three days of his life.