Niqāb-i Marg-i Surkh va Hijdah Qiṣṣah-yi Dīgar: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

"Edgar Allen Poe" was born in Boston, USA in 1809. His stories, which did not receive much attention during his forty-year life, are today considered masterpieces of the short story genre after a century and a half. These stories are the pioneers of psychological stylistics of police stories and science-fiction stories of our time. Poke's works were ignored by American literary circles, and had a great influence on French symbolist poets, especially Baudelaire, Rimbaud and Mallarmé. He was one of the founders of the black tradition in American literature, which includes Hawthorne and Faulkner. The terrifying and ever-present face of death and the inescapable guilt of the heroes, Poe is a precursor to what Dostoevsky later develops in Crime and Punishment. Poe creates a deep insight into mental delusion, which shows how narrow the border between reason and madness is