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26 Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural - Edgar Allan Poe
Brian D@bombtastic
Feb 14, 2006 07:43 PM, 1200 Views
(Updated Feb 14, 2006)
Poe...dude, who can resist?

This cat is so freaky...


Poe’s popularity has fallen much in recent years and as a child of the 70’s myself it’s only because I had a very eccentric grandmother that even I was introduced to Poe’s poetry.


This book however was highyl dissapointing. If you like poe’s poetry I suggest you stay away from this book else it might taint your thoughts about Poe and his work as a poet.


He stepped outside his hedgehog concept and wrote a book that is basicly a compilation of short, bad, horror stories....and did I mention the BAD part? You should pay particular attention to that because they were bad...And I dont mean like in the modern, ’cool’ sense of the word bad...i mean bad...ike smells like rotten eggs bad.


I took the hit on this one for you kids...if you have questions email me and ill tell you again how bad it was. But what am I even wasting my time for...no one likes poe anymore, if they even know who he was at all.


Dang im such a geek.

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