Edgar Allan Poe
January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849
Poe was my God of Fiction. I used to love the horrible and the grotesque–much more than I do now–and can recall tales of murderers, spirits, reincarnations, metempsychoses, and every shudder-producing device known to literature!
H. P. Lovecraft
Poe Cottage, Fordham, New York
Frank Belknap Long, H. P. Lovecraft and James F. Morton
April 11, 1922
H. P. Lovecraft also visited the Poe Cottage on September 23, 1924. This time with Samuel Loveman.
Today’s entry at the Interesting Literature blog is Five Fascinating Facts about Edgar Allan Poe. Other sites to visit include The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore and The Museum of Edgar Allan Poe in Richmond, Virginia.
Vauquer Boarding House 
In high school, we studied Poe’s Tell-Tale Heart. It still chills me!
I have an Illustrated treasury about Poe from Metro. It contains facsimiles of his letters, drafts, and more. One day I’ll have to reread his writings.
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What a heavenly book, Allison. There are several authors whose letters and journals I really enjoy reading.
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Great post Dagny 🙂
On your recommendation I’m reading Edgar Allan Poe’s Vol-1… thanks for introducing me to such a fine author 🙂
PS: Just wanted to know if it’s okay with you if I add your name in my review for this one, in the “recommended by” section…?
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You’re welcome, Heena. I practically grew up reading Poe. I would be pleased to be included in your “recommended by” section. The Interesting Literature blog usually has some nice tidbits also.
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That’s great,thanks for letting me know Dagny… I’ll check it out 🙂
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