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A picture that represents how people descript Edgar Allan Poe; droopy eyed, grumpy, and almost death-like.

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"The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins?"

"I wish I could write as mysterious as a cat."

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Edgar Allan Poe - Writer | Mini Bio | BIO

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Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts on January 19,  1809. 

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Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts on January 19,  1809. 

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Poe's father abandoned their family in 1810 and the following year his mother died from pulmonary tuberculosis.

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Poe's father abandoned their family in 1810 and the following year his mother died from pulmonary tuberculosis.

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Poe was then raised by John Allan, a successful merchant in Richmond Virginia. Shortly after that, he sailed to Britain in 1815 and studied until 1820.

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Poe was then raised by John Allan, a successful merchant in Richmond Virginia. Shortly after that, he sailed to Britain in 1815 and studied until 1820.

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In 1824 Poe served as a lieutenant  in the Richmond youth honor guard. 

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In 1824 Poe served as a lieutenant  in the Richmond youth honor guard. 

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In 1826, Poe left to the University of Virginia to study languages.

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In 1826, Poe left to the University of Virginia to study languages.

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Poe was enlisted into the army as a private in 1827. He registered himself as Edgar A. Perry and claimed to be 22. 

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Poe was enlisted into the army as a private in 1827. He registered himself as Edgar A. Perry and claimed to be 22. 

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Poe was finally discharged from the Army in 1829 and went to Baltimore to is aunt and published his second book Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor poems

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Poe was finally discharged from the Army in 1829 and went to Baltimore to is aunt and published his second book Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor poems

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He moved to New York to publish his third volume of poems, Poems in 1831

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He moved to New York to publish his third volume of poems, Poems in 1831

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From 1833-1846 Poe had numerous publishing jobs. In 1835 he was awarded assistant editor of the Southern Literary Message, In 1839, he became the assistant editor of Burton's Gentlemen's Magazine.

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From 1833-1846 Poe had numerous publishing jobs. In 1835 he was awarded assistant editor of the Southern Literary Message, In 1839, he became the assistant editor of Burton's Gentlemen's Magazine.

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In October 1833, he was awarded with a prize by Baltimore Saturday Visiter for his short story, “MS. Found in a Bottle".

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In October 1833, he was awarded with a prize by Baltimore Saturday Visiter for his short story, “MS. Found in a Bottle".

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In 1835, he married his cousin Virginia Clemm

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In 1835, he married his cousin Virginia Clemm

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His famous poem "The Raven" appeared in the Evening Mirror in 1845

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His famous poem "The Raven" appeared in the Evening Mirror in 1845

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In 1847 his wife died and in 1849 he died.

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In 1847 his wife died and in 1849 he died.