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Everyone has heard of Edgar Allan Poe or his gothic presence in early 19th-century literature and poetry. Still, his life and death stirred a lot of speculation and curiosity about what inspired his work, what his work meant, and exactly what or who killed him. Known for his keen intellect and evocative, often macabre imagination, Edgar Allan Poe is often credited as one of the most groundbreaking authors of early-nineteenth-century America. Although Poe is remembered by most readers as the author of such stories as "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Fall of the House of Usher," critics recognize him for the versatility and range of his talents. Edgar Allan Poe first came to the attention of the literary world as a magazine editor and critic. He wrote an estimated thousand essays, reviews, articles, columns, and critical notices that appeared in magazines, newspapers, and annuals. Poe was among the first to propose setting standards by which to judge literary works, wh...