Edgar Allan Poe Collection (Classique) 1.1

Edgar Allan Poe was a Boston born writer and poet in the first half of the 19th century. He was part of the American Romantic movement and considered the creator of the detective-fiction genre. Poe was known for his mysterious, fictional tales, short stories, and poems. He led a tumultuous life of being orphaned, adopted as a foster-child, living in England for five years, estrangement with his foster-father, dropping out of college, prematurely leaving the army, getting court-martialed out of West Point, early demise of his young wife-cousin, alcoholism, and finally his untimely death at age 40.

We have included five volumes of The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, which contain over 100 short stories and poems. A few of these well-known works are:

Short Stories:
– Tell-Tale Heart
– Fall of the House of Usher
– Pit and the Pendulum
– Purloined Letter
– Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar
Poetry:
– Raven
– Lenore
– Annabel Lee
– For Annie
– City in the Sea
Our Classique reader’s features include:

– unique scrolling “MY LIBRARY” bookshelf
– your current reading on a “MY BOOKS” bookshelf
– attractive design, cover art, and typography
– realistic page turn and convenient bookmark
– easy navigation and user experience

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