World Classics: the Story of Drowning in the Mosco Vortex (English Version)

This book is a short story written by American writer Edgar Allan Poe. For readers who like Edgar Allan Poe, this book is worth reading. The work is in English, so English lovers should not miss it. The story tells the story of a sailor who was unfortunately caught in the famous Mosco Whirlpool during his voyage and narrowly escaped death. The novel uses flashback to describe the boundless power and majestic momentum of the maelstrom from three different angles. The person who experienced the disaster, a gray-haired old Norwegian man, led "me" to the top of the mountain of Helsörgen and witnessed with my own eyes the formation process and shocking scene of the maelstrom. Then he began to talk about the thrilling disaster he experienced three years ago. The story is vivid and full of twists and turns, making it endlessly readable. Edgar Allan Poe was unique in the arrangement of the plot, cleverly integrating people's different perspectives on the same thing without giving it a sense of artificiality. Edgar Allan Poe begins the narration of the story in the first person. However, "I" is not the protagonist of the story, but as a bystander and listener, leading readers to comprehensively observe and experience the maelstrom from different angles.