It is not intended to replace traditional forms of academic literary research, but rather track any Poe related materials appearing on the Web since 1994. It is an ongoing project with user input. It was originally set-up because there were not a lot of Poe resources in February 1995 and I decided to forge new ground learning HTML and collecting sparse materials. I have learned a lot over the years and could write a book on the many different types of people emailing me. The other main screen selections outside the library tend to be Poe themes with unrelated WWW sites for entertainment.
All outside links are responsible for their own accuracy of information.
The House of Usher looks best if you view it using Netscape Navigator or MS Internet Explorer. Other browsers may or may not show the background colors. The reason for the stark black background is a representation of the simplicity of the times of Edgar Allan Poe in the earliest stages of photography. The House of Usher uses Frontpage 98 to check links, create HTML pages, and maintain the site. I have found it a pretty useful piece of software for such purposes.