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作者Edgar Allan Poe(埃德加·爱伦·坡) 著

出版社Random House

出版时间1983-02

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  • 作者 Edgar Allan Poe(埃德加·爱伦·坡) 著
  • 出版社 Random House
  • 出版时间 1983-02
  • 版次 1
  • ISBN 9780553212280
  • 定价 25.40元
  • 装帧 平装
  • 开本 其他
  • 纸张 胶版纸
  • 页数 448页
  • 正文语种 英语
【内容简介】
EdgarAllanPoeremainstheunsurpassedmasterofworksofmysteryandmadnessinthisoutstandingcollectionofPoe'sproseandpoetryaresixteenofhisfinesttales,including"TheTell-TaleHeart","TheMurdersintheRueMorgue","TheFalloftheHouseofUsher,""ThePitandthePendulum,""WilliamWilson,""TheBlackCat,""TheCaskofAmontillado,"and"Eleonora".HeretooisamajorselectionofwhatPoecharacterizedasthepassionofhislife,hispoems-"TheRaven,""AnnabelLee,"Ulalume,""Lenore,""TheBells,"andmore,plushisgloriousprosepoem"Silence-AFable"andonlyfull-lengthnovel,TheNarrativeofArthurGordonPym.
【作者简介】
Inhisshort,troubledlifeEdgarAllanPoeoriginatedthemysterystory,broughtnewpsychologicaldepthtothetaleofhorror,andmadeinimitablecontributionstoRomanticpoetryandliterarycriticism.BorninBostonin1809toitinerantactors,PoewasorphanedasaninfantandsenttolivewithaRichmondmerchant,JohnAllan.AllansenthimtotheUniversityofVirginiain1826,butPoewithdrewbecauseofgamblingdebts.In1830,withhisfirstbookofpoemsalreadypublished,heenteredWestPointbutwasdishonorablydischargedthenextyear.In1835PoewaschoseneditoroftheSouthernLiteraryMessenger.Poewasalreadyestablishedasanauthorwhen,in1845,thepublicationof"TheRaven"madehimfamous.Hebegantolecture,engagedinacelebratedfeudwithLongfellow,andbecamesoleproprietorofhisownmagazine,BroadwayJournal.Butin1846themagazinewentbankrupt,andin1847,afteryearsofsuffering,Poe'swifediedofconsumption.Hisillhealthanddrinkingworsened.InOctober1849hewasfoundsemiconsciousoutsideapollingplaceinBaltimore;afewdayslaterhediedwithoutregainingconsciousness.

Ignoredforthemostpartbyhiscountrymen,hewasidolizedbytheFrenchSymbolists,whothoughtofhimasthefirstmodernpoetandhelpedtowinhimtherecognitionthatisnowhis.
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