One work by this author features a figure whose poetry was criticised in the Rowdy-Dow and is an autobiography of the late editor of the "Goosetherumfoodle."
One work by this author features a figure whose poetry was criticised in the Rowdy-Dow and is an autobiography of the late editor of the "Goosetherumfoodle." Another of his title figures spends the entire story telling the narrator that he's dead, and was notable for writingthe "Bibliotheca Forensica" and translating into Polish "Gargantua and Pantagruel." One of his stories that opens with a quote from Seneca opens in a library at Number 33 (*) Rue Dunot, Fauborg, St. Germain, while the protagonist notices a scythe and three spades in a boat he is about to use and the narrator presumes Legrand would call the title creature scarabaeus caput hominis. The creator of Fortunato and Prince Prospero, For 10 points, identify this author of "The Premature Burial" and "The Mystery of Marie Roget," as well as "The Purloined Letter" and "The Raven."
One work by this author features a figure whose poetry was criticised in the Rowdy-Dow and is an autobiography of the late editor of the "Goosetherumfoodle."
Edgar Allan {Poe}