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Collected Works of Poe vol. 1
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"The person who has never passed out is not someone who sees strange palaces and extremely familiar faces in burning embers, not someone who sees melancholy dreams floating in the air that most people don't see, not someone who meditates on the scent of an unknown flower, not someone whose mind has never caught his attention before. He is not one who is confused with the meaning of a tune." The Pit and the Pendulum Edgar Allan Poe, who has predicted many paths of Western thought in the next century, has been a source of discussion and inspiration for many writers and thinkers from Baudelaire to Benjamin, is undoubtedly one of the most prominent and mysterious creators of the history of literature. Bringing together the essential prose of Poe, from his short stories to satires and satires, these three volumes are a critical edition, unlike the Poe translations published so far.
Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe is a famous American poet and novelist. He possessed an extraordinary poetic and literary talent; He began reading and writing poetry when he was five years old, which surprised his teachers, and throughout his life, writing was his haven and haven. He began publishing his poetry since he was a conscript, under the pseudonym "Alan Berry", then continued his literary production. In addition to his poetry, he had a distinctive story production that made him a founding father of what was known as “Gothic horror literature,” which was replete with stories and stories. "Po" died a poor debtor at the age of forty in the year 1849 CE, two years after the death of his young wife, whom he loved so badly, because of his cruelty and pain.
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