Miedo y asco en el S. XIX

Nightmares, terror, mystery—these are qualities that always accompany the work of Edgar Allan Poe. Shadows and the fear of death are fundamental pillars in all his writings, and so it would end, lost in a great mystery, the conclusion of his days.

Poe, renowned as a pioneer in the renewal of Gothic fiction, left a remarkable legacy with his captivating tales of terror. Recognized for inventing the detective story and contributing to science fiction, his influence spanned various literary genres. Although brilliant, Poe faced difficulties in trying to make writing his main livelihood, marking a dark chapter in his life. His dedication to art reveals both his genius and the challenges he faced in exploring new paths in literary history.

The adaptation of his stories into cult pieces becomes crucial in an environment where quick-selling novels prevail.