Tales of Mystery and ImaginationWorth Literary Classics, 2008 - 347 Seiten As well as the complete text in a clear modern typeface, each elegant volume includes engaging introductions by some of the world's most famous literary scholars, together with a full colour section introducing the author's characters, locations and times. The binding is luxury black imitation leather with rounded corners, elastic closure/bookmark, and a coloured disposable bellyband. With an introduction by Kevin J Hayes who is Professor of English at the University of Central Oklahoma and the recipient of the Virginia Library History Award, this work includes an essay on Poe's Reputation by Scott Peeples, who is Professor of English at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, who has also written two books on Poe. There is an essay on Poe and Identity by Louis A Renza who is a Professor of English at Dartmouth College and former Chair of the Dartmouth English Department. There is a short essay entitled Edgar Allan Poe: A Difficult Life. |
Inhalt
Introduction | vii |
Poe and Identity | xxix |
Publishing History | xliii |
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