what magazine did edgar allan poe work for?
The Stylus Graham's Magazine Broadway Journal Burton's Magazine
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 His literary career began with contributions to the George Washington University student newspaper , The University Hatchet , as a reporter for a few months in 1931 . Six of his pieces were published commercially during 1932 to 1933 . The going rate for freelance writers at the time was only a cent a word , so Hubbard 's total earnings from these articles would have been less than $ 100 . The pulp magazine Thrilling Adventure became the first to publish one of his short stories , in February 1934 . Over the next six years , pulp magazines published around 140 of his short stories under a variety of pen names , including Winchester Remington Colt , Kurt von Rachen , René Lafayette , Joe Blitz and Legionnaire 148 . 

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 The financial and critical failure of The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket was a turning point in Poe 's career . For one , he was driven to literary duties that would make him money , notably his controversial role as editor of The Conchologist 's First Book in April 1839 . He also wrote a short series called " Literary Small Talk " for a new Baltimore @-@ based magazine called American Museum of Science , Literature and the Arts . 

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 Despite the strip 's bleak view , McCay 's work was so popular that William Randolph Hearst hired him in 1911 with a star 's salary . Hearst editor Arthur Brisbane deemed McCay 's work " serious , not funny " , and had the cartoonist give up his comic strips ( including Rarebit Fiend and Nemo ) to work full @-@ time illustrating editorials . 

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 The novel was finally published in book form under the title The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket in July 1838 , although it did not include Poe 's name and was instead presented as an account by Pym himself . Poe excused the earlier serialized version by noting that the Messenger had mistakenly adapted it " under the garb of fiction " . As Harper & Brothers recommended , it was printed in two volumes . Its full subtitle was : 

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 The first overseas publication of The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket appeared only a few months later when it was printed in London without Poe 's permission , although the final paragraph was omitted . This early publication of the novel initiated British interest in Poe . 
