It has arrived! We proudly announce the beginning of Poe Week, featuring seven days of articles, interviews and reviews celebrating Edgar Allan Poe. We scratched our heads trying to come up with some fun-themed content for Halloween and that it is when it hit us: why not go with the classic? Poe!
After all, dear old Eddy was quite the character. A poet, master of suspense and inventor of the modern detective story, he is one of the top grand-daddies of horror. You wouldn’t have serial-killer mysteries, or many Gothic trappings, if Poe hadn’t dipped his quill in ink.
In conclusion, join us for a delectable week of premature burials, pale heroines, ghastly terrors of the mind, and much more as we head in search of Poe.
- Edgar Allan Poe, the Myth
- Found on the Net: Nevermore
- Poe and Lovecraft
- Review: Haunt of Horror: Edgar Allan Poe
- Slicing Score: The Haunted Palace (1963)
- Column: From Strange and Distant Shores: The Mansion of Madness (1973)
- Poe Movies for Halloween
- Poe Week: Tell-Tale Homes
- Review: The Decapitated Chicken and Other Stories
- Cthulhu Eats the Movies: Annabel Lee and Other Stories of Mystery and Imagination: The Edgar Allan Poe Collection Volume One (2008)
- Interview: S.J. Chambers
- Poe Week: Monster Byte: Skeletal Remains Discovered in Safety Deposit Boxes
- The Murders at the Rue Morgue: A Study of Two Films
- Making a Poe-Mix Tape
- Poe on Women
- Review: Poe
- Poe Haiku Winners