literary critic
He was known as a very harsh newspaper and literary critic. His nickname was the Hatchetman.
"He was the father of the modern detective story." Cited in this article -----> http://www.online-literature.com/poe/ Wikipedia says he was also an important part of the American Romantic Movement
His mother, Elizabeth; his wife Virginia; and his foster mother Frances Allan
Edgar Allan Poe wrote the narrative poem "The Raven," which is considered one of his most famous works.
Edgar Allan Poe wrote in the Romantic era, which was a literary movement that emphasized emotion, imagination, and the supernatural. Poe's works often reflected themes of horror, mystery, and psychological suspense, distinguishing him as a key figure in American Romantic literature.
The Raven
Poe's most famous short story during his lifetime was 'The Gold-Bug,' which was published in June 1843. It was his poem 'The Raven,' which was published in January 1845 that gave him national (and even international) fame almost overnight.
Edgar Allan Poe's humble domicile was located in a small cottage in Fordham, a neighborhood in the Bronx, New York. He lived there with his wife Virginia Clemm and mother-in-law Maria Clemm during the final years of his life.
Poe is most recognized for having invented the modern detective story and as a master of gothic horror short stories and poems.
Virginia Poe suffered from poor health during the 1840s, experiencing bouts of illness which worsened her condition. She eventually passed away in 1847, likely due to tuberculosis.
Edgar Allan poe didnt have tuberculosis because he had a gene of it and spread it to everyone mostly the loved ones
Yes, in 1811, 1847, and 1834, respectively.