1809-1849

Examines the murder of twenty-year-old Manhattan cigar salesgirl Mary Rogers in 1841, the troubled life of Edgar Allan Poe, and his treatment of the case in his story "The Mystery of Marie Rog?t.".

Features graphic adaptations of thirteen stories and poems by American author Edgar Allan Poe, featuring the work of more than fifteen artists, including Rick Geary, Lisa K. Weber, and Spencer Walts.

Examines the life of the writer whose work remains among the most memorable in the history of American literature.

Thirteen-year-old Nick Rostov and his family of Russian Magickeepers battle the evil Shadowkeepers who are in search of a miniature pyramid of souls once belonging to Edgar Allan Poe.

Examines the life and career of American author Edgar Allan Poe, and features analyses of selected poems and stories.

A photographic biography chronicling the life of Romantic author and poet Edgar Allan Poe, with images capturing key moments and phases in his life and highlighting his literary influence.

Examines the life and work of the nineteenth-century author best known for his poetry and stories of terror, grief, revenge, and death.

Examines the life of American author Edgar Allan Poe, and discusses how the tragedies of his life were reflected in his work. Includes poems and story excerpts, as well as illustrations.

Presents the life of the nineteenth-century American author famous for his detective stories, horror stories, and poetry.

Chronicles the troubled life of the nineteenth-century author, focusing on the haunting nature of his work.