Edgar Saltus
Edgar Saltus (1855–1921) was a New York dandy and stylist who wrote history and philosophy as though they were epigrams. Oscar Wilde admired him; the reading public preferred his novels of society, which he despised.
Edgar Saltus (1855–1921) was a New York dandy and stylist who wrote history and philosophy as though they were epigrams. Oscar Wilde admired him; the reading public preferred his novels of society, which he despised.
