Miscellanies is a posthumous collection of essays, articles, and short pieces by Oscar Wilde, showcasing the breadth of his intellectual engagement and literary genius. The work compiles Wilde’s thoughts on a variety of subjects, including art, literature, society, and philosophy, offering a glimpse into his wit, charm, and sharp critique of Victorian society.The essays in Miscellanies are a reflection of Wilde’s wide-ranging interests, from aesthetics to politics. Wilde explores the nature of beauty and the role of the artist in society in pieces like The Critic as Artist and The Soul of Man under Socialism, where he discusses the value of individuality, the pursuit of art for art's sake, and his vision of a more just and equitable society. The collection also includes his reflections on key literary figures, his opinions on contemporary culture, and some of his most famous aphorisms.