Wilde wrote one novel in his career – The Picture of Dorian Gray – and a few novellas that include: Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, The Portrait of Mr. W. H. and The Canterville Ghost. He also wrote many short stories which can be found here.

Major prose works:

• The Picture of Dorian Gray »
  A mesmerizing tale of beauty, pleasures of youth, self-destruction and moral corruption. (90 pages)
  
  
• Lord Arthur Savile's Crime »
  Short mystery story about fate and predestination containing poison, explosive clocks, and murder. (21 pages)
  
  
• The Canterville Ghost »
  A short novel taking place in a haunted old English country house. A ghost story. (19 pages)
  
  
• The Portrait of Mr. W. H. »
  Short novella revolving around the identity of Mr. W.H. to whom Shakespeare dedicated his sonnets. (19 pages)