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Thanks for your message. I would recommend you read the links that I provided. Just because someone finds it interesting or useful (your exact words) is not good enough reason for inclusion. I would add that it looks promotional rather than encyclopedic to note the modern publisher and editor. Thanks
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I hope this doesn't come across as condescending as it's not my intention: Are you aware of using the "diff" option to compare versions before and after edits? It's especially easy through your watchlist. Some people's edit summaries are better than others but the diff would show you every character
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Nice edit, I like it! Did you object to the way the publication details interrupted the flow of the prose in the article? I believe Poe would have agreed with you. I wasn't sure if they'd be helpful or not, seeing that apparently few people have ever read that celebratory Dec. 1841 editorial note in
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Nice edit, I like it! Did you object to the way the publication details interrupted the flow of the prose in the article? I believe Poe would have agreed with you. I wasn't sure if they'd be helpful or not, seeing that apparently few people have ever read that celebratory Dec. 1841 editorial note in
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Longfellow was born in February, 1807 (which he was) and published his first poem in November of 1820 (which he did), how could the fact that he did it at 13 be “vague”? I thought starting his publishing career at
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From reading the page for 'The Raven' I have noticed that there is not an inclusion of the song 'The Raven' By the band Rotting Christ which is adapted from the Edgar Allan Poe poem, I am not sure if there is a reason for this or if it has been not included/referenced accidentally.
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Hi Rob. Thought you might be interested in this novel. The Poe influence seems right up your alley. It contains deep-track, B-side types of Poe references (not superficial pop culture Poe errors). You have to have really read Poe to catch Some of the allusions.
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In fact, I'm clarifying my own thought above, it seems he simultaneously published his newspaper in both Philadelphia and Richmond for a number of years. It's perhaps more difficult to figure out the Kentucky component.
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The picture I put in the article depicts a lighthouse that didn't exist when the story was published; is that an issue? Also, remember to ping me in your response. Thanks so much for your guidance and help!
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