In 1836 he brings his cousin Virginia, and her mom to live with him in Richmond, in the same year, he marries Virginia. He is 27 and she is 13. Driven by a poor salary, Poe leaves his job as an editor and moves back to New York where he wrote "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym", but with no financial success he moves again, this time to Philadelphia, where he writes some of his most memorable works, for an example "Ligeia" and the "The Haunted Palace". Still no financial gratification for his works. He finds another job as an editor, in 1840, for Graham's magazine, during this period he wrote "The Murders on Morgue Street". He left the magazine in 1842, with ambitions of starting his own Magazine, which failed miserably. He had some gigs by publishing some of his short stories, but never real money came from it. Poe barely had money to maintain his
In 1836 he brings his cousin Virginia, and her mom to live with him in Richmond, in the same year, he marries Virginia. He is 27 and she is 13. Driven by a poor salary, Poe leaves his job as an editor and moves back to New York where he wrote "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym", but with no financial success he moves again, this time to Philadelphia, where he writes some of his most memorable works, for an example "Ligeia" and the "The Haunted Palace". Still no financial gratification for his works. He finds another job as an editor, in 1840, for Graham's magazine, during this period he wrote "The Murders on Morgue Street". He left the magazine in 1842, with ambitions of starting his own Magazine, which failed miserably. He had some gigs by publishing some of his short stories, but never real money came from it. Poe barely had money to maintain his