The complete tales and poems of Edgar Allan Poe.
Publisher: Vintage Books
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1026
Subjects: Detective and mystery stories, American; Fantasy poetry, American; Horror tales, American
Table of contents: title: Tales:; title: Unparalleled adventure of one Hans Pfaall; title: Gold-bug; title: Ballon-hoax; title: Facts in the case of Valdemar; title: MS. found in a bottle; title: Descent into the maelstrom; title: Murders in the Rue Morgue; title: Mistry of Marie Roget; title: Black cat; title: Fall of the house of the Usher; title: Pit and the pendulum; title: Premature burial; title: Masque of the Red Death; title: Cask of Amontillado; title: Imp of the Perverse; title: Island of the Fay; title: Oval portrait; title: Assignation; title: Tell-Tale heart; title: System of Doctor Tarr and professor Fether; title: Literary life of Thingum Bob, Esq; title: How to write a blackwood article; title: Predicament; title: Mystification; title: X-ing a paragrab; title: Tale of Jerusalem; title: Man of the crowd; title: Hop-frog; title: Four beasts in one, the homo-camelopard; title: Domain of the Arnheim or the landscape garden; title: King pest; title: Lionizing; title: Narrative of a Gordon Pym --; title: Poems:; title: The raven; title: Lenore; title: Hymn; title: Valentine; title: To Helen; title: To-; title: Ulalume; title: Bells; title: Annabel Lee; title: To my mother; title: Hunted palace; title: To one in paradise; title: Sleeper; title: Silence; title: Dream within a dream; title: Eulalie; title: Eldorado; title: Israfel; title: For Annie; title: To-; title: Bridal Ballad; title: To F-; title: Scenes from Politian --; title: Poems written in youth:; title: Sonnet-to science; title: Al-Aaraaf; title: To the river; title: Tamerlane; title: To-; title: Dream; title: Romance; title: Fairy-land; title: Lack-to-; title: Spirits of the dead; title: To Helen; title: Evening star; title: Happiest day; title: Imitation; title: Hymn to Aristogetion and Harmodius, translation from the Greek; title: Dreams; title: In youth I have known one; title: Paean; title: To Isadore; title: Alone.