1. Edgar Allan Poe
... though; its appearance was neglected by other reviewers, many of whom Poe had already alienated through his criticism of their talents and tastes. {www.allpoe.com/bio} Poe fired back, with sharply barbed literary parodies like "How to Write a Blackwood's Article,"" and through political satires, ... that same year, Poe enjoyed the most important boost to his career with the publication of "The Gold Bug,"" a mystery tale whose protagonist, {www.allpoe.com/bio} William Legrand, shared traits similar to Poe's most famous detective, C. Auguste Dupin. The success of "The Gold Bug," allowed ...
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