The Murders in the Rue Morgue

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Set in 1841, this short story introduces C. Auguste Dupin, who investigates the brutal murders of two women, uncovering a bizarre clue: a non-human hair. Recognized as the first modern detective story, it weaves a chilling narrative that captivates fans of the genre and Edgar Allan Poe’s signature style. The edition includes a new biography of Poe, highlighting his role as a pioneer of mystery and horror in American literature. This republished volume offers an accessible opportunity to explore a classic tale of intrigue.