Hi everyone! I recently picked up Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe, and I'm really excited to start it. This will be my first time reading Poe, so I'm going in completely blind. I know it's a posthumous collection, and it's a pretty chunky book too. For those who've read it, what did you think? Did you enjoy it? No spoilers, please—I'd love to go in with fresh eyes!
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So years ago my father was cleaning stuff in the backyard with a water tube when the water that was spilled on the floor formed the shape of a human head, and most importantly, it vaguely looked like my grandfather, who died a few years before.
Lecture maison d'une nouvelle de Poe. Je débute donc hésitez pas à me faire des retours.
I adapted The Tell-Tale Heart from the perspective of an AI judging the killer. It treats the classic story as a data log, processes the confession, and delivers a final, inescapable sentence. A short experimental animated dive into existential dread and machine logic.