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 The Enigmatic Legacy of Edgar Allan Poe! Edgar Allan Poe, a pioneer of Gothic literature, continues to influence writers and captivate readers with his dark and thought-provoking works. Born in 1809 in Boston, Massachusetts, Poe’s life was filled with personal tragedies that shaped his haunting narratives. His most famous works, including "The Raven," "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "The Fall of the House of Usher," delve into themes of death, madness, and the supernatural. Poe is also credited with inventing the modern detective story, paving the way for future mystery and crime fiction. Despite his struggles with poverty and a mysterious death in 1849, Poe's literary legacy endures. His works remain widely read and analyzed, proving the timelessness of his genius. Read 'The Raven' Here →  The Raven

 Poema para a Revista Prisma LGBT - 2024: (Texto de minha autoria) Por entre frestas...   Sou mulher, cis E ela pede bis; Teu corpo moreno Doce veneno.   Faz-me tua Nua e crua; Na rua escura, Olhares entre frestas.   Toques e curvas Calor e não pudor; Teu pulso me pulsa É só teu O meu amor.   E o que me resta?   É saber, É ver para crer, Se tu és Meu bem-querer. * * *