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Mystery of a "Dark Writer" |
Web Quest - 8th Grade Language Arts
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Introduction
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Edgar Allan Poe has been acclaimed as one
of the greatest American writers. Although Poe's poetry and short
stories were written almost two hundred years ago, they are still read
and enjoyed today. Like the modern-day writer, Stephen King, Poe
is heralded as a master of horror and suspense.
Much of Poe's life is shrouded by mystery and
conjecture. Known as a "dark writer," researchers and historians
have sought to link the moods and themes of Poe's writing to the unfortunate
circumstances and nature of Poe's life.
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Working as part of a collaborative team, you will:
Process
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