Poe's Guidelines For Short Stories

Edgar Allan Poe is a writer who writes short stories using strict personal guidelines. His three guidelines are very obvious - from the outset, talk about the first person and use the unified effect. For example, the story is spoken in first person narrator. In addition, "Collapse of House of Usher" began from the real beginning of these events, and there were no preliminary events or backgrounds. Furthermore, the foundation of the story is a single influence of terrorism.

Every creative writer can choose to ignore Poe 's definition, but most of the world' s short story writers seem to be satisfied with such accurate and logical guidelines. Besides that, the story of Poe is a perfect embody of his own rationality. This is not an eerie ending, it is not a mysterious proposal involving literature that has long been forgotten, making his story classical. Instead, the execution of art design is creative, skilled and economically strict in order to ensure the longevity of the story.

Edgar Allen Poe's short story talks about the human brain, and Poe is also writing about a beautiful woman. The story of Poe Ligeia is a beautiful short story about women and her, as well as the majority of Poe's story, women are of course dead In other parts, the hero should not have his precious wife. I will keep on living. This story is very different from what I read at Nathaniel Hawthorne. Because Ellen Poe wrote a paragraph explaining the girl, which symbolizes how beautiful and important this girl is. In Hawthorne 's story, beautiful women may be the majority, but the beauty of women is not the main part of the story.

At the time of writing, a book containing these short stories was used with an illustration written by Michael McCurdy (Poe and McCurdy, 2005). Interestingly, among all the short stories written by Poe, this series contains six stories, three of which will be discussed here. The other two stories mentioned below (in the following paragraphs) also explore the same dark theme, the fear of burial, the feeling of evil from the dark, and the stories buried underground are also metaphor of hell.

Hello ... Edgar Allan Poe's short story. This theme is "burial and redemption". In fact, the burial theme was done in several short stories by Poe. When extending this central theme we also refer to the other three Poe stories. This also reflects this theme. The stories to be explored are as follows. Kuroneko, telling the center of the story and the barrel of Amontillado. In each story, the main character of the hero kills and buries or buries the families of concerned. The troubles caused by the burial of guilt finally brought revenge on the murderer of the two stories, the center of the story and the black cat. People do not help, but I wonder what is the reason for being buried in the Amontilliad cask.