Edgar Allan Poe: 10 Creepiest Stories - Paperback

$13.48

Edgar Allan Poe: 10 Creepiest Stories - Paperback

Name: Edgar Allan Poe: 10 Creepiest Stories - Paperback
Brand: BooksCloud
SKU: 9781484979020
Price: 13.48 USD
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by Magnolia Books , Edgar Allan Poe

$13.48

Book Overview

Attention Edgar Allan Poe's fans! You're in for a treat! Our aim was to prepare a perfectly-formatted collection of 10 creepiest stories by Edgar Allan Poe at a fantastic price. We are pleased to offer you the result of our work! This creepy collection comes with the following great features: -The complete original text of 10 works; -Illustrated version of Edgar Allan Poe's most famous work - "The Raven"; -BONUS - Free audiobook access to books in the collection; -BONUS - Poe's Influence - Film and Television Adaptations, Poe in Music, Literature and Comics! -BONUS - Most Famous Quotes from Edgar Allan Poe! The following stories are included in this wonderful collection: -The Raven -The Pit and the Pendulum -The Tell-Tale Heart -The Fall of the House of Usher -The Masque of the Red Death -The Cask of the Amontillado -The Murders in the Rue Morgue -The Black Cat -The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar -Hop-Frog Are you ready to get scared? Simply press the "Buy" button to instantly feel the shivers down your spine. It's hard to say "no"!

ISBN	9781484979020
Author	Magnolia Books , Edgar Allan Poe
Publisher	Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Genre	Literature
Format	Paperback
Published	May 2013
Language	ENG- English
Pages	238
Weight	1.0 lb
Target Audience	Teens & young adults
Print Size	Standard Print

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About Edgar Allan Poe

Born on January 19, 1809, Edgar Allan Poe has become synonymous with writing described as mysterious and macabre. Also credited with originating the detective-fiction genre, Poe is considered part of the American Romantic Movement. A very celebrated poet, short story writer, and Gothic novelist, Poe died in 1849.