by Edgar Allan Poe, Manuel Broncano Rodriguez · Editorial Vicens Vives · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788431665821
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«El Gato Negro y otros cuentos de horror» is the horror short story anthology by Edgar Allan Poe published by Vicens Vives in paperback, 224 pages.
Edgar Allan Poe is considered a master of the fantastic and horror tale and one of the creators of the modern detective novel. The story that gives the volume its title, «El gato negro», combines horror and psychology and is one of Poe's best-known tales; the rest of the stories move through guilt, madness and the supernatural in a gothic atmosphere.
Volume 27 of the Aula de Literatura collection; third edition (2014). With introduction and didactic material by Manuel Broncano, translation by Julio-César Santoyo and illustrations by Jesús Gabán.
Aimed at secondary school students due to its didactic orientation; also for young readers interested in classic horror.
Nineteenth-century American writer, poet and literary critic, master of horror tales and father of modern detective fiction.
