#Edgar Allan Poe

« The Raven », by Edgar Allan Poe, has deeply influenced the DIDU Autumn/Winter 2024-2025 Collection, entitled « Nevermore » (in this poem, the raven repeats the word « Nevermore » several times). Mark Rothko’s iconic works were also referenced. Furthermore, Edgar Allan Poe’s poem has

Author: Scotty Hendricks / Source: Big Think In 1848, Edgar Allan Poe wrote a book outlining his theory of everything. Modern readers will find many familiar concepts, including the Big Bang and multiple universes. While it has little real scientific merit, it does have a solution to Olbers’

Source: Good News Network 90 years ago today, Dorothy Harrison Eustis established The Seeing Eye in the US, the first school organized to train dogs for assisting the blind. By the end of her first year, 17 blind men and women had gained independence because they were alongside their “Seeing Eye

Author: Matt Gilligan / Source: did you know? Edgar Allan Poe just celebrated his 210th birthday on January 19, and the troubled writer’s works remain as popular as ever. In his 40 years on this planet (1809-1849), Poe wrote such unforgettable classics as The Pit and the Pendulum, The Tell-Tale

Author: Jonathan Kendall / Source: Big Think Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1949) is considered one of America’s great writers. Poe penned his most famous poem, The Raven, in his 30s. Originally, the poem’s feathered subject was a bit flamboyant. By his mid-30s, Edgar Allan Poe was not only weary by