Edgar Allan Poe and the Gothic Triad: Supernatural, Obsession and Death

Edgar Allan Poe's Gothic literature masterfully intertwines supernatural horror, psychological obsession, and death. His works, featuring unreliable narrators, eerie atmospheres, and macabre themes, redefine the genre. His significant influence is also shown, and his contribution to Gothic literature is mentioned. This study explores Poe's unique contributions, examining how his narratives of madness, guilt, and mortality continue to shape Gothic fiction and modern horror storytelling.