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Fatal Destinies: The Edgar Poe Essays
- Author: Charles Baudelaire
- Year: 1981
- Pages: 85
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Edgar Allan Poe's work is always being rediscovered, but perhaps his most enthusiastic champion was another poet -- Charles Baudelaire. The major critical works that brought this "singular genius" to an appreciative European audience were essays written by Baudelaire as introductions to his translations of Poe's fiction and poetry, essays largely unknown in North America.
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