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Giuseppe Cafiero presents the most intriguing biography of 1 of America's most long lasting freelance writers: poet, writer, and critic Edgar Allan Poe. The beloved master of unknown and the macabre, Poe's life and work is explored through the creation of memory, recriminations, intense loves, and sensitive devotions. Using the proper execution of literary nonfiction, Cafiero successfully structures this memoir in the style of a traditional fiction narrative. Producing the listener to the character, The Reporter, whose tale is a mirror in which it's possible to contemplate what's unreasonably hidden and infinitely ambiguous in the living and in the writing of Edgar Allan Poe. After Poe's infamous loss of life, the reporter efforts to investigate the life span and writing of Poe by joining a meeting at the Old Swan Tavern in Richmond. Invited to the interview is archrival Reverend Rufus Wilmot Griswold and one of the previous to see Poe before his loss of life, Dr. J. Evans Snodgrass. The reporter not only discovers the accusations of life filled with alcoholism, opium dependency, violence, and womanizing, but also commences to understand that this painful dark living is not the antithesis to great writing. That is established when the analysis carries on with the reaching of a wide range of individuals by the reporter who divulge more information on the life span of Poe and why many became the protagonists in his tales. This surreal bio-fiction of the life span of 19th-century American article writer, daddy of detective fiction, Edgar Allan Poe, brings alive a solidly designed psychological family portrait of the article writer through the character types in his works.
