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https://poestories.com/

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https://www.eapoe.org/index.htm

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The  Intricate                          Life  of                                 Edgar Allan Poe

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The  Intricate                          Life  of                                 Edgar Allan Poe

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http://knowingpoe.thinkport.org/default_flash.asp

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http://www.poemuseum.org/

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Writer Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven was his first work published, but like his life's work, he received little or no money. In fact, for The Raven he received $14 and his work was said to have given many nightmares because of Poe's sensational and scary content. Poe did enjoy fame including children on the streets flapping their arms as Ravens, to which he replied, nevermore. From the "Biography: Edgar Allan Poe - Nevermore" video.

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Writer Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven was his first work published, but like his life's work, he received little or no money. In fact, for The Raven he received $14 and his work was said to have given many nightmares because of Poe's sensational and scary content.

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https://www.biography.com/videos/edgar-allan-poe-mini-biography-569923805

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Soon after, his father abandoned his family and proceeded to die. His mother died right after his father's  death.

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Edgar Allan Poe attended West Point US Military Academy. While he was there he got thrown out of the Academy.

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Despite John and Frances Allan never officially adopting Poe , he gained the name Allan from his foster parents.

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The Poems Like "The Fall of The House of The Usher" written in 1839, "The Tell-Tale Heart" written in 1843, and "The Raven" written in 1845 were what made Edgar Allan Poe famous.

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Born in January 19, 1809, Poe was born in Boston to traveling actors.

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Edgar Allen Poe ended up marrying his cousin Virginia Clemm while she was only 13 years old. While the couple was married Virginia got tuberculosis and she got very sick to the point where she died

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Poe's first ever published literary work was titled "Tamerlane and Other Poems." It was published in 1827.

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The theories about his death included beating, epilepsy, dipsomania, heart, toxic disorder, hypoglycemia, and diabetes just to name a few which have been stated when he died up until 1999.

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Poe started his writing career around the same time he enlisted in the army which was 1827. He started by writing poems like "Tamerlane" and publishing them himself, but he never really got any recognition by people or critics.

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When Edgar Allen Poe was a child, his parents left him with his father leaving them until he died from tuberculosis and her mother dying of the same disease as well when he was only 2 years old. Shortly after, his remaining family were split leaving him to be taken care of by the Allen's

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Poe Died on Oct. 7, 1849 of a brain tumor, and was buried in Westminster Hall and Burying Ground, Baltimore, Md.

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Poe wrote this story and  it was the first modern detective story ever written.

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Gloomy, decaying setting

Supernatural beings or monsters

Curses or prophecies

Heroes.

Damsels in distress.

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The Poe Toaster is a shadowy figure who visits Poe’s grave every year around the anniversary of the writer’s birthday.