[ SECRET POST #3986 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3986 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Books That Should Be Taught But Aren't

[(Anonymous)]

This might be something that some schools look at but mine didn't: Lovecraft. I didn't realize how Edgar Allan Poe it was like. I would've loved to read something of his within the academic context of who he was and when he was writing, etc. I'd love to dissect his stories. And, I think he's influential enough in the horror circles to be considered worth a look.

Re: Books That Should Be Taught But Aren't

[philstar22]

My school was religious, so there is no way we would have done Lovecraft. But I wish we had. And more Poe. I think all we read was the Raven.