In The Premature Burial, the first-person unnamed narrator describes the horror caused by the danger of being buried alive. The theme gives rise to an ingenious exercise in sustained tension and offers an extraordinary warning: each one is a craftsman of his own hell. The genius of Edgar Allan Poe molds a perfect, claustrophobic, intriguing story to enjoy until the last word.
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