Jason’s answer to “I finished "Hop-Frog" by Poe just the other day. Shocking conclusion. Not unlike Poe but it left me…” > Likes and Comments
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Hmmm. Have you read Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray? Or if you like more modern, quiet yet powerful horror, Laird Barron and Greg Gifune come to mind
Dorian Gray is truly a classic - easily in my top 5. I've done some literary analysis of it (and Poe's detective stories maybe others) online somewhere. I tend to share Poe's views when it comes to literary criticism.
No. I only meant that I look at literature and its purposes much the same way as he did - only he was better at executing!
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Sep 11, 2014 08:39PM
Hmmm. Have you read Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray? Or if you like more modern, quiet yet powerful horror, Laird Barron and Greg Gifune come to mind
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Dorian Gray is truly a classic - easily in my top 5. I've done some literary analysis of it (and Poe's detective stories maybe others) online somewhere. I tend to share Poe's views when it comes to literary criticism.
No. I only meant that I look at literature and its purposes much the same way as he did - only he was better at executing!
