Yes, I am thinking about my favorite author :)

"I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity"~ Edgar Allen Poe (1809 –1849)

the complete work of poe is a free kindle book...4 volumes...started me on a lifetime of reading horror fiction and dark stories that make you feel and think...genius!

ALL THAT WE SEE OR SEEM IS BUT A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM

Watching an adaptation of "The Tomb Of Ligeia"

reading poe stories online.

I am looking at buying- Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe........but I need to know whether what is in that book is covered in The Works of Edgar Allan Poe Volume One and Volume... more

I am looking at buying- Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe........but I need to know whether what is in that book is covered in The Works of Edgar Allan Poe Volume One and Volume Two....can anyone help???? I don't want to double up..

Reading through his collected works. Currently on 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' (and using Google Translate for the French vocab)

We are waiting for tour to start at Edgar Allen Poe Museum. Gift shop is cool! 😉

Illustrations that made Edgar Allan Poe’s stories even more horrifying bit.ly/LxFcrB

Reading "The Cask Of Amontillado" with my GED crew

I read one too many Poe stories today, feeling sinister.

Quit knocking.......knocking on my chamber door!!!

Annabelle Lee is my favorite!

Reading an Anthology now about Poe...oh how I adore thee

wish i could get out to see The Raven this weekend but no damn time

Tip: "The Raven" movie will be more enjoyable if you have at least a small grasp of the more popular Poe stories.

MWA's Edgar Awards: Crime Does Pay goo.gl/d9sWC

the poe house needs your help. plus you can get really cool stuff too!

musingthetrauma.blogspot.com/2011/11/fall-of-house-of-edgar-allen-po

On this date in 1841, America's master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, published The Murders in the Rue Morgue in Graham's Magazine. His story has been credited with launching the detective genre or... more

On this date in 1841, America's master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, published The Murders in the Rue Morgue in Graham's Magazine. His story has been credited with launching the detective genre or the 'whodunit' into popular culture.

Sorry about the movie ole chap.

i can't find someone in a search in thes set

Always worth a read.

If you look into his eyes they tell the story of his tormented life and the heartache of love had and then tragically lost. A life of sorrows chased down with whiskey and gambling to end cold and... more

If you look into his eyes they tell the story of his tormented life and the heartache of love had and then tragically lost. A life of sorrows chased down with whiskey and gambling to end cold and alone and tortured. If you can't see it in his eyes, you can read it in his poems and stories.

Always a great read while i ponder weak and weary, over many quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, while I nodded, nearly napping.

help save the poe house - musingthetrauma.blogspot.com/2011/11/fall-of-house-of-edgar-allen-po

I remembered Vincent because in the end he recites the last part of The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe ... *-*

<3 i recall having to memorize The Raven in 5th grade the whole thing and recite it in front of whole grade .. I ROCKED IT .. but damn that RAVEN :P <3

I voted for Craig Ka Paauwe on his Review of Edgar Allan Poe. : ) Great one !

Getting a Edgar Allan Poe tattoo designed. Can't wait to get it put on me.