Not just a great writer, Poe had a circle of friends and family that cared for and about him, says the author of a new biography.

I n the annals of American literary culture, few have left as bold a mark as Edgar Allan Poe. In 1841, with the locked-room mystery “The Murders in the Rue Morgue,” Poe invent ...

The macabre imagination that director Tod Browning put into his horror classics of the 1930s is why he was known as “the ...

Yet it was not always so. The roots of modern detective fiction go back over 150 years to a Boston-born master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe. And the most shocking true-crime story in Poe's day ...

Auguste Dupin, Poe's main character, was the first genius detective Kat Eschner In Baltimore, they’re keeping the tradition of visiting Edgar Allan Poe’s grave for his birthday—but without ...

A traveling pop-up speakeasy is coming to Ridgewood in February. Sip on themed cocktails as Poe historians and actors retell his most famous works.

Edgar Allan Poe is most closely associated with ravens ... and he is adjusting well to our macabre little museum life.” You can see Tib in action at the Poe Museum in Richmond, where he ...

The Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy is a pop-up cocktail bar that ... a quill and try your hand a leaving a note for the master of macabre.” As they walk into the theater space, which is first come ...

A century ago, Edogawa Ranpo invented the Japanese detective novel. This pioneer of ero-guro-nansensu, a delicious blend of ...