Message: "Re: Po v. Poe" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Re: Po v. Poe

by Elinor (Elly747)

2/21/2007, 3:02 AM

I agree that the spelling makes a difference. In general it makes a huge difference to me, cos I'm another one of those people that sees words spelt out in their head :-)

But because we never studied any Poe at school and I haven't read any since, I just don't have enough associations with him for the 'e' to mean anything yet. (I certainly will read some of his work when I get round to it, because i've heard such good things about it here.)

This message was edited 2/21/2007, 3:02 AM

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