The only spoken dialogue in a story by this author is when a man twice calls a group of police gentlemen and declares "this is a very well-constructed house."
The only spoken dialogue in a story by this author is when a man twice calls a group of police gentlemen and declares "this is a very well-constructed house." The narrator of a story by this author walks into his living companion's room with a shaded lantern on eight consecutive nights. While at a bar, the narrator of a story by this writer spots an animal with a white birthmark that reminds him of the shape of a gallows. He wrote a story in which the narrator is intensely disturbed by the pale blue "vulture eye" of an old man and a story in which a man murders his wife with an axe while trying to kill the title pet. For 10 points, name this author who examined the guilt of criminals in his short stories "The Black Cat" and "The Tell-Tale Heart."
The only spoken dialogue in a story by this author is when a man twice calls a group of police gentlemen and declares "this is a very well-constructed house."
Edgar Allan Poe &lt;Droge&gt;