The Portable Edgar Allan Poe
Contributors: J. Gerald Kennedy (Editor, Introduction)
Publisher: Penguin Books
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: ebook
Number of pages: 628
ISBN-13: 9780143039914
Copyright date: 2006
Table of contents: title: Introduction by J. Gerald Kennedy; title: Chronology; title: A Note on Texts; title: TALES; title: Predicaments; title: MS. Found in a Bottle; title: A Descent into the Maelström; title: The Masque of the Red Death; title: The Pit and the Pendulum; title: The Premature Burial; title: The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar; title: Bereavements; title: The Assignation; title: Berenice; title: Morella; title: Ligeia; title: The Fall of the House of Usher; title: Eleonora; title: The Oval Portrait; title: Antagonisms; title: Metzengerstein; title: William Wilson; title: The Tell-Tale Heart; title: The Black Cat; title: The Imp of the Perverse; title: The Cask of Amontillado; title: Hop-Frog; title: Mysteries; title: The Man of the Crowd; title: The Murders in the Rue Morgue; title: The Gold-Bug; title: The Oblong Box; title: A Tale of the Ragged Mountains; title: The Purloined Letter; title: Grotesqueries; title: The Man That Was Used Up; title: The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether; title: Some Words with a Mummy; title: POEMS; title: The Lake—To; title: Sonnet—To Science; title: Fairy-Land; title: Introduction; title: " Alone"; title: To Helen; title: The Sleeper; title: Israfel; title: The Valley of Unrest; title: The City in the Sea; title: Lenore; title: Sonnet—Silence; title: Dream-Land; title: The Raven; title: Ulalume—A Ballad; title: The Bells; title: A Dream within a Dream; title: For Annie; title: Eldorado; title: To My Mother; title: Annabel Lee; title: LETTERS; title: To John Allan, March 19, 1827; title: To John Allan, December 22, 1828; title: To John Allan, January 3, 1831; title: To John Allan, April 12, 1833; title: To Thomas W. White, April 30, 1835; title: To Maria and Virginia Clemm, August 29, 1835; title: To Philip P. Cooke, September 21, 1839; title: To William E. Burton, June 1, 1840; title: To Joseph Evans Snodgrass, April 1, 1841; title: To Frederick W. Thomas, June 26, 1841; title: To Frederick W. Thomas, February 3, 1842; title: To T. H. Chivers, September 27, 1842; title: To Frederick W. Thomas and Jesse E. Dow,; title: March 16, 1843; title: To James Russell Lowell, March 30, 1844; title: To Maria Clemm, April 7, 1844; title: To James Russell Lowell, July 2, 1844; title: To Evert A. Duyckinck, November 13, 1845; title: To Virginia Poe, June 12, 1846; title: To Philip P. Cooke, August 9, 1846; title: To N. P. Willis, December 30, 1846; title: To Marie L. Shew, January 29, 1847; title: To George W. Eveleth, January 4, 1848; title: To George W. Eveleth, February 29, 1848; title: To Sarah Helen Whitman, October I, 1848; title: To Annie L. Richmond, November 16, 1848; title: To Frederick W. Thomas, February 14, 1849; title: To Maria Clemm, July 7, 1849; title: To Maria Clemm, September 18, 1849; title: CRITICAL PRINCIPLES; title: On Unity of Effect; title: On Plot in Narrative; title: On the Prose Tale; title: On the Design of Fiction; title: The Obiect of Poetry (from "Letter to; title: "The Philosophy of Composition"; title: The Effect of Rhyme; title: Poetic Principle" (excerpts); title: American Criticism; title: OBSERVATIONS; title: Literary Nationalism; title: e Some Secrets of the Magazine Prison-House"; title: American Literary Indevx•ndence; title: The Soul and the Self; title: Imagination and Insight; title: Poertcal Irritability; title: Genius and Proportionate Intellect; title: Reason and Government; title: Adaptation and the Plots of God; title: works of Genius; title: National Literaturc and Imitation; title: Language and Thought; title: Magazine Literature in America; title: The Name of the Nation; title: The Unwritable Book; title: Imagination; title: Arr and the Soul; title: Superiority and Suffering; title: Matter, Spirit, and Divine Will; title: Notes; title: Selected Bibliography