That's part of why I didn't mention Poe...much of his work is
largely unmoored in contemporary setting, if you get what I'm
saying...
-----Original Message----- From: Patrick [mailto:
pat512@mindspring.com]
> You could advance an argument that Poe was the
true
> grandaddy of Southern Gothic. I mean if
Virginia
> is still considered Southern.
> Ed Lynskey
Whether or not it is now, it certainly was in Poe's time. But
how much did the Southern "aura" show up in his writing?
(Genuine question).
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