1809-1849

Retells Egar Allan Poe's story about a crazed man's obsession with the "offending eye" of his murder victim; with supplemental commentary.

Retold in graphic novel form, Montresor plots and executes his perfect revenge, which involves a cask of rare wine.

Presents a biography of nineteenth-century American poet and writer, Edgar Allan Poe, and traces his life and works and his contribution to American literature as well as the literary worlds of New York and Philadelphia in the 1800s.

"After having foiled the arch-nemesis who tried to kill them, identical twins Edgar and Allan Poe travel to New Orleans, where they will play their famous namesake in a feature film--and try not to get killed again"--Provided by publisher.

Every year on Edgar Allan Poe's birthday, a cloaked visitor leaves three roses and half a bottle of cognac on Poe's grave; it is a treasured tradition in Charm City, and Tess wants nothing to do with the man who wants to hire to uncover the visitor identity, but due to a bizarre series of events, Tess finds herself pulled into the case.

Presents an annotated selection of writing by Edgar Allan Poe, including poems, stories, essays, and a novel, and includes documents related to Poe's life and career, as well as fourteen critical essays.

The classics of American literature are explored.