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    The words gloomy, alternative, tragic, mysterious, and unhappiness are all common themes when describing a particular type of writer. Edgar Allen Poe is the writer who comes to mind when discussing these traits. For people who enjoy dark romanticism, writers, and student he has significant meaning. When people talk about Poe, they see him either as a glorified role model in which they desire to replicate or as a much disturbed individual who is not and will not ever be completely comprehended.…

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    's works of literature. In 1835 Poe wrote in the Magazine called the Southern Literary Messenger. He developed a reputation as being a ruthless critic since he gave harsh reviews to other authors. Poe left the magazine in 1837 because the publication disliked Poe 's belligerent personality and the way he critiqued other writers. His addiction to alcohol also contributed to his…

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    The Darkness in Edgar Allen Poe Edgar Allen Poe was an extremely significant person in American Literature. Poe was, and still is one of the most famous horror writers in history and will be remembered for his dark stories, and poems. He greatly influenced America with his mysterious and miserable ways. Even though that Poe was an extremely important and significant person in American Literature he struggled through life. He had many different mental problems that were caused by some of the…

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    idea to join the army. While in the army, he wrote his first book “Tamerlane and Other poem.” He moved quickly up the line and became a sergeant. He requested to be discharged so he could move back to Boston. (Galileo) Still dealing with his father’s disapproval Poe joined a military school but got kicked out and did not get his father’s approval. Poe moved to Baltimore where he wrote the other four volumes of Tamerlane and poems. He passed away October 7, 1849 as an accomplish…

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    Horace Walpole published "The Castle of Otranto"; other legendary gothic stories are Mary Shelley’s 'Frankenstein" and Bram Stoker’s "Dracula." These publications have shaped modern-day gothic genre by creating…

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    considered to me one of American’s great contributors to literature. His dark literature chilled bones with frightening scenes he captured with his imagery and suspense. Till this day his works influences culture and can be found in movies, shows, and other works of literature. His life was that of struggles and hardships and his death was like his works, shrouded in mystery. In Boston, Massachusetts on January 19, 1809 Edgar Allen Poe was born to a simple working class family. His parents…

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    began his journey to West Point. He lived in Baltimore, where he applied to an academy and waited for acceptance , while becoming reacquainted with his family. In September of 1829 edition of The Yankee, Poe's first poems were published. By December, “Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems” were published. On July 1, 1830, Poe was accepted to the academy (source…

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    contains multiple examples of irony. Every line and comment supports the entirety or harmony of outcome that Poe aspired to attain (CliffsNotes.com, 2016). A Look into Poe’s Life: Many people recognize Edgar Allan Poe by his most famous poem “The Raven”, while others may know him by some of his creepy and dark tales like “The Fall of the House of Usher” or “The Tell-tale Heart”. Edgar wrote many stories about murder, revenge,…

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    Edgar Allen Poe, an American writer, is one of the most renowned poets of all time. He describes his poems with the most brilliant of imagination and vocabulary. Poe is known to be the first master of the short story form, especially tales of mysterious and macabre. Poe uses intense imagery to create fear, doubt, and tension in the readers mind. Even after his death many writers owe it to him for being their inspirational writer. Poe’s crazy life began early when both his parents died…

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    Edgar Allan Poe Influences

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    of Poe’s unique writing style. For most readers, the name of Edgar Allan Poe has become a symbol of horror and fear. Furthermore, the images and motifs created by Edgar Allan Poe have an immense influence on the following generations and works of other authors, so that they can become immersed in the popular culture. Poe’s memorable images and quotes became an essential part of the world’s cultural heritage, giving inspiration to the horror genre for years to come. As a result, many fans of the…

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