Month: January 2014

You know you have made true celebrity status if you come in Pot Belly form. Congratulations, Mr. Poe. Thank you, Amy Phillips Bruno, for sharing.http://ift.tt/1bC1u6V Harmony Ball Company :: Collection Jardiniawww.harmonyball.comEdgar Allan Poe, celebrated master of the mysterious and macabre, was born in Boston in 1809. Orphaned in early childhood, his first book was published …

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The e-version of MRS. POE is still $6.99 on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Just FYI. Carry on and stay warm! from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/1f3XxvA

Interesting reading! Interview with author M.J. Rose SEDUCTIONhttp://ift.tt/1jUt311It is my pleasure to introduce and welcome author M.J. Rose and her Gothic time-slip mystery Seduction. The story takes place on the windswept British Island of Jersey. Rose's prose is filled with … from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/Lb9ZPZ

Gracious! Amazon is offering Mrs. Poe on Kindle this weekend for half off. Barnes & Noble is making the same offer. Share with your friends for extra karma points. Thanks so much for your support, dear ones! Mrs. Poewww.amazon.comA writer and his demons. A woman and her desires. A wife and her revenge . . …

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Ralph Fiennes, I adore you. I was picturing your Heathcliff from the BBC Films "Wuthering Heights" as I developed my Mr. Poe. There is no actor who better captures the darkness and light within a character than you. In 'Invisible Woman,'Ralph Fiennes explores Dickens' private lifewww.timesunion.com"Dickens is an institution," says Ralph Fiennes, noting how little …

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This cartoon might be in Poe taste. Timeline PhotosDan PiraroRodney Matthews. Not "Chris". from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/1fTYzOm

I always appreciate a kind review! Thanks very much, Susan Coventry. ReadingWorld: BOOK REVIEW: Mrs. Poe by Lynn Cullensusancoventry.blogspot.com from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/LJTSt8

We all have our rough drafts. Raymond Atkins, thanks for sending the hilarity. Mobile UploadsCharles Addams from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/KtKYPI

If you have any doubt whether Poe loved Francis Osgood, check out this poem that he wrote to her in 1845. Happy Birthday, Edgar! To Frances S. Osgood | The Works of Edgar Allan Poe | Edgar Allan Poe | Lit2Go ETCetc.usf.eduPoe, E. (1903). To Frances S. Osgood. The Works of Edgar Allan Poe (Lit2Go …

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Frances and Poe are reading their love poems to each other tomorrow at the Poe Museum in Richmond. Let the Poe birthday celebration begin! Upcoming Events | Edgar Allan Poe Museumwww.poemuseum.org from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://ift.tt/1fL2kWr