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iluvdvds@Cult Labs 9th June 2015 10:52 AM

Edgar Allan Poe
 
Hi everyone,

How many fans of Edgar Allan Poe do we have on here?

Let us know with this thread! What's your favourite story of his?

For me it's got to be The Tell Tale Heart - such a great tale that I can read over and over.

But what's yours?

Demoncrat 9th June 2015 01:12 PM

His sense of atmosphere is still being "borrowed", cough, today. Along with Arthur Machen, HPL etc etc have never really read anything quite like it. I've read a lot by people who would have killed to have a smidgen of his style....but that is beside the point haha. As to a favourite? Hmmmm......

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs 9th June 2015 06:07 PM

Poe's writing style and ability to 'romanticise' terror through prose has had a lasting effect on me and even helped shape my own writing style a great deal (in particular the abundance of commas! ;)).

Hard to pick a favourite, but The Masque of the Red Death would be one of them.

Demoncrat 24th September 2017 05:01 PM

As I caught Rigsby reading Tales Of Mystery & Imagination during my Damp phase, felt twould be churlish of me to let this go unremarked. :lol:

Masque
Tell Tale Heart
Fall Of The House Of Usher

to start with ;)

Justin101 24th September 2017 05:11 PM

The Tell Tale Heart is one of my favourites, I really enjoy The Raven too.

Prince_Vajda 24th September 2017 09:51 PM

Berenice. Still gives me the shivers. :behindsofa:

Inspector Abberline 24th September 2017 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Demoncrat (Post 551896)
As I caught Rigsby reading Tales Of Mystery & Imagination during my Damp phase, felt twould be churlish of me to let this go unremarked. :lol:

Masque
Tell Tale Heart
Fall Of The House Of Usher

to start with ;)

was that the episode called Things That Go Bump In The Night,I love the line -

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I shall never forget you that night, you went to bed shaking like a leaf, clutching your panda.


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Demoncrat 24th September 2017 11:43 PM

Indeed twas, he says (quickly scrutinising dvd :lol:)

Ah remember those covers
sighs

Susan Foreman 29th January 2022 01:40 PM

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