Julie9
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Edgar Allan Poe
yeah, i know i'm a nostalgic one, but for me he is the real master of horror writing...
his 'the cask of amontillado' is full of metaphors, even the name of the tale itself, the characters , 'montresor' and 'fortunatto'.
'the masque of the red death' is another good tale, more terrifying than the previously mentioned, for it shows the horror of dying by bleeding, another metaphorical title poe uses so well.
i admire stephen king deeply, but poe is the precursor of horror writing, imho.
Post Edited By Julie9, Oct/9/2004, 4:57 pm
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