Cuentos amatorios

by Pedro Antonio de Alarcón

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The stories of Cuentos Amatorios are influenced heavily by Edgar Allen Poe, both in style and content. These are stories of sensual love that overcomes human law, drying sources of true virtue, the human soul, faith and hope, and the destruction of the underlying fabric of family and society.

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Pedro Antonio de Alarcón	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Huerta, Fernando	Editor	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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The stories of Cuentos Amatorios are influenced heavily by Edgar Allen Poe, both in style and content. These are stories of sensual love that overcomes human law, drying sources of true virtue, the human soul, faith and hope, and the destruction of the underlying fabric of family and society.

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