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The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore This is the official site of the Poe Society of Baltimore. It contains information on Poe's years in Baltimore, on the Society, and links to related sites. | |
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The Poe Museum A well-designed site from Richmond, Virginia, containing information on the Museum's collection, a biography, membership information on the Poe Foundation, and a few works (6 stories and "The Raven"). | |
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The Raven Society of the University of Virginia Among other things, The Raven Society works to preserve the memory and legacy of Poe's time at the University of Virginia. | |
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Heyward Ehrlich: A Poe Webliography A substantial list of Poe resources on-line, maintained at Rutgers University. | |
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Bronx County Historical Society Information on the Poe Cottage in Bronx, New York, his last residence, where Poe wrote some of his masterpieces. | |
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Cybertour: Edgar Allan Poe A page of Poe links. | |
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Incomplete Online Works of Edgar Allan Poe Alphabetical index of links to over 120 of Poe's stories and poems. | |
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The Folio Club Here is the site of a study club, founded after Poe's own recommendation. On this site you will find a Poe chronology, essays, student responses, and bibliography. | |
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The Poe Decoder Here is a very useful page containing plot summaries of a few stories, critical commentary, and character studies. There are also several essays on Poe's historical influences, and on some of his most important themes (such as perversity, or the "Doppleganger" motif). | |
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Edgar Allan Poe Associations and Societies This site provides information on three organizations devoted to the study of the author and his work. | |
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Brad's Edgar Allan Poe Page This nice-looking page contains the texts of three of Poe's most famous works. | |
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Edgar Allan Poe Here is a page posted by a devoted fan, listing many of the works according to the general time in Poe's life when they were written. It includes links to these works, in addition to Poe's unpublished play, Politian, and more. | |
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Qrisse's Edgar Allan Poe Pages Site includes excellent biographical material, links, Poe chat, and an index of Poe on the Internet. From here, one can access "The Fall of the House of Usher" translated into Esperanto. Quite a good site. | |
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The Life and Death of Edgar Allan Poe A page providing a great deal of biographical material and a few links. | |
| Other Sites of Interest | |
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Poe Studies This is the homepage of the journal Poe Studies, which in itself contains little information on the author. The journal may be of some interest to students. Its table of contents paints the picture of a fashionable publication. Contains such essays as "Poe's Women: A Feminist Poe?" and "Poe's Political Identity: The Mummy Unswathed." | |
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The House of Usher: Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) An amusing site with many links to inside and outside sites related to Poe and his works. | |
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Precisely Poe A site whose purpose it is "to provide factual information about the life and writings of Edgar Allan Poe," these pages feature the text of Poe's famous obituary in the New York Tribune and, of course, a photograph of his grave. The site's author is especially concerned with setting Poe's biographical record straight. | |
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NYU: Edgar Allan Poe From The Medical Humanities, Literary Arts & Medicine pages at NYU. Here you will will find several of Poe's works, annotated concisely, with particular regard paid to medicine and psychology as they are used in his work. | |
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Poe Poe, the musical. This is the homepage for a musical based on Poe's life. |
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