2020年6月19日 星期五

Edgar Allan Poe,


'With Poe’s short stories you can escape from the real world for just a few pages as he develops the genres of science fiction, detective fiction and the #Gothic.'
Not up to reading giant tomes right now? Our latest #CuratorsOnCamera from one of our curators for North American Published Collections explores Tales of Mystery and Imagination, a collection of short stories by Boston-born author, Edgar Allan Poe. For more on Poe and the Gothic, visit the Library's #DiscoveringLiterature website: http://ow.ly/ffUN50zLHMx
This episode was filmed from our homes so you can enjoy #MuseumFromHome
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Happy birthday to Edgar Allan Poe, born today in Boston, Massachusetts, 1809. Many illustrators have tackled Poe's dark and macabre tales but perhaps none so hauntingly and brilliantly as Irish artist Harry Clarke. See Clarke's exquisite imagery for Poe's Tales of Mystery and Imagination here: https://publicdomainreview.org/…/harry-clarkes-illustratio…/






“Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.”—Edgar Allan Poe, "Eleanora"
Poe, whose macabre stories and poems have been giving readers goosebumps for nearly two centuries, was born on this day in 1809. Explore more of Poe's works: http://ow.ly/skfJ30nm32G

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