"The Crime of Lord Arthur Savile" is philosophical depth and romantic intrigue intertwined in Oscar Wilde's masterpiece. In this fairy-tale short story, the main character, Lord Arthur Savile, receives a prediction from a young physiognomist that he will commit a crime. Thanks to this prediction, Lord Arthur finds himself in curious situations, where attempts to lose power over fate only plunge him into the abyss of irony and black humor. Will he be able to prevent the unfortunate crime, or is his fate already sealed? This book impresses with its satirical depth and masterful play of the author with the reader, leaving anyone who dares to delve into the world of Oscar Wilde thoughtful and impressed.