Are Time travelers among us? Or do people have visions?
6/24/202611 min
This is a story about how several authors have predicted the future. The Titanic was predicted 12 years in a book before it happened.. and Edgar Allan Poe only wrote one full length novel and it perfectly depicted of ship crash that would happen 46 years later. Down to very specific creepy detail details.
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Our past might be full of time travelers, or at least people who could see glimpses into the future. Edgar Allan Poe could possibly be one of those individuals. He actually wrote a book, it was his only full-length novel, about a tragic event 46 years before it actually happened. And he just didn't get some things right. It might as well have been a true documentary of the event. The narrative of Arthur Gordon was published in 1838, and it was a book about a ship that actually crashed in the ocean, and only four survivors were left.