Sep 16, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
In 1838, Edgar Allan Poe wrote of a shipwrecked crew who killed and ate a man named Richard Parker. Forty-six years later, it happened for real. Follow **@TimeSlippedPod** on…
Nikki RichHost
And it reads like the account of a man who cannot seem to get anywhere near the ocean without something going horribly wrong.
A mutiny has already torn the crew apart, and then the storm nearly destroys what remains of the ship.
Arthur Gordon Pym, Augustus Barnard, Dirk Peters, and one surviving mutineer named Richard Parker.
And Poe spends an uncomfortable amount of time describing what starvation begins to do to them.
And it reads like the account of a man who cannot seem to get anywhere near the ocean without something going horribly wrong.
A mutiny has already torn the crew apart, and then the storm nearly destroys what remains of the ship.
Arthur Gordon Pym, Augustus Barnard, Dirk Peters, and one surviving mutineer named Richard Parker.
And Poe spends an uncomfortable amount of time describing what starvation begins to do to them.
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