1809-1849

In this post-Apocalyptic twist on Edgar Allan Poe's gothic horror story about the wealthy trying to escape a plague, Araby Worth, a privileged seventeen-year-old girl who feels numb after the death of her twin brother, becomes caught up in a conspiracy to overthrow an oppressive government, falls in love, and faces the threat of a new plague.

Presents selected works of Edgar Allan Poe in graphic novel format.

Biography of an American writer who, in spite of his fame for such poems and stories as "The Raven," "Annabel Lee," "The Gold Bug," and "The Pit and the Pendulum," lived and died in poverty.

In 1848 Providence, Rhode Island, Edgar Allan Poe reluctantly investigates the problems of eleven-year-old Edmund, whose family has mysteriously disappeared and whose story suggests a new kind of Poe tale.

In Providence, R.I., in 1848, Edgar Allan Poe reluctantly investigates the problems of eleven-year-old Edmund, whose family has mysteriously disappeared and whose story suggests a new Poe tale with a ghastly final twist.

Presents a dramatic version of Tell-tale heart, a series of poetry readings by actors dressed in period costume, and audiobook readings of selected stories by Poe. Also includes the option to view written biographical information about Poe, and to view a scrapbook, containing quotations, excerpts, and images pertaining to Poe's works.

A biography of the American author of the nineteenth century noted for his horror stories and dark lyrical poems such as the Raven.

Imagines the inner life and marriage of Edgar Allan Poe through the eyes of his thirteen-year-old bride, Sissy.