What does Edgar Allan Poe tend to write about?

Answer 1

Poe created the archetypal pattern for stories of detection...

These patterns included...

• an inexplicable crime
• an intellectual and almost "omniscient" sleuth
• solution of the mystery with "superior logical reasoning," and,
• the apprehension of an equally brilliant arch-villain

Answer 2

Edgar Allan Poe often wrote about themes of death, madness, and the macabre. His works frequently feature elements of Horror, suspense, and psychological turmoil, creating a dark and atmospheric tone in his writings. The exploration of human psychology and inner turmoil is a common thread in many of his famous short stories and poems.

Answer 3

short stories and poems... horror and a few romance

Answer 4

Edgar Allan Poe wrote very dark stories, almost scary. They were written in a cold blooded and cold hearted way.

Answer 5

Horror mysteries

Answer 6

Creepy topics.