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The Works Of Edgar Allan Poe, Vol 2 (2000)

by Edgar Allan Poe(Favorite Author)
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review 1: I think I've now read Poe's most famous stories, which is interesting since I've got vol.s 1, 3 and 4 to go. A few of the stories were really similar to each other - for example The Tell-Tale Heart and the one earlier in the collection where the character does almost exactly the same thing at the end. I do like how he has this long lead up to what's going on because in the good stories, this adds to the suspense. In the ones I liked less though it was really tedious. Let's blame the baby for the fact that this was meant to be read in October, as my plan was to read a volume each year. Didn't expect it to take until December! Oops.
review 2: Goodreads didn't seem to have the exact edition of the volume I read but this one is close enough. It really showcases s
... moreome of Poe's best and most haunting work. The Tell-Tale Heart is still one of my all time favorite short stories. Add that to tales like The Fall of the House of Usher, The Pit and the Pendulum and The Premature Burial, this is a volume guaranteed to keep you up at night. Of course not every story in the volume is fantastic but the ones that are heavily outweight those that are not. less
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turkeybookz
i liked these books as a kid. i add them because chris kingman is reading them now. go, chris, go!
Raj
I found several of the stories brilliantly amazing, some tediously boring and the rest good.
biggyb1
So far I have read The Tell- Tale Heart.
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