May 9th , 2024
CHIRANJIT MITRA
Edgar Allan Poe, master of the macabre, used more than ravens to create atmosphere. Explore 8 creepy creatures lurking in his tales and poems.
Not just a bird but a symbol of grief and lost love, the raven's ominous presence haunts the iconic poem.
More than an insect, this beetle holds the key to buried treasure, and its scarab-like shape adds intrigue.
Symbol of guilt and madness, this feline's eerie stare and hidden fate drive the chilling story.
In this tortured tale, rats become the harbingers of doom, their scurrying adding to the horror.
An allegorical poem in which worms represent death, consuming humanity in a grotesque yet powerful image.
An orangutan becomes the unlikely killer, its strength and savagery contrasting with human intellect.
Fortunato's family crest features a scorpion crushing a serpent, foreshadowing his vengeful fate within the story.
Circling the decaying mansion, vultures embody the inevitable doom that descends upon those within.