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THE PSYCOLOGICAL HORROR STORY
THE MACABRE

1. What is the story of tell-tale heart about?
It's about an old man that it's looked after for a man  who is obsessed with his white blind eye.
Then the police knocked the door asking for the screams that heard the neibours.At the begining all seems normal but then the carer started to imagine the sound of the heartbeat of an old man

2.Who wrote the tell-tale heart and invented the first macabre stories?
Edgar Allan Poe

 3.What was the first P.H.S?
The tell-tale heart was the first P.S.H

 4. When was it first published?
It was first published in 1843

5. What other story types did the author also invent?
He wrote about science fiction and some poems.

He also wrote detective stories, inspired with the novels of Sherlock Holmes.

Resultado de imagen de Edgar Allan Poe

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