i've never actually read 'good omens'.... nor 'an ideal husband'. but i just fell in love with 'the importance of being earnest' when i read it in grade 12 lit class, and since then have been reading it online voraciously every few months. i just love how the humour is... well, not subtle, but clever. the entire play relies on wit, and that makes me extremely happy. i'm all for a little silly comedy once in a while but there's nothing lasting about it.

now i want to read that.... not at my school library, nor the public one, unfortunately. i'll check the bookstores, but it may be a losing game. ;_; he's a very clever man, though, and i may have to read some more of his plays.