The book "The Trial of Oscar Wilde from abridged reports" skillfully reveals one of the most scandalous court cases in history, related to the great writer and playwright Oscar Wilde. The author Charles Grolleau transports the reader to the middle of the 19th century, where an unusual novel about genius, public scandal and the strict moral standard of the era unfolds. The reader is given the opportunity to experience all aspects of this court drama through detailed abridged accounts, in which Grollo's professionalism makes this book a must for all fans of literature and legal history at the same time.