Thank you to Lisa and Akira, my friends at the Atlanta airport bookstore on Concourse A! from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151799367288580&set=a.388648493579.168622.275267448579&type=1
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Don't look too closely at the covers…. Community Post: 7 Chilling Books To Haunt Your Shelves This Halloweenwww.buzzfeed.comRead if you dare. from Lynn Cullen’s Facebook Wall http://www.facebook.com/AuthorLynnCullen/posts/10151797172378580
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On October 7, lovers of the mysterious and the melancholy mourn the death of Edgar Allan Poe. As is appropriate for the man who invented the detective story, he died 164 years ago under baffling circumstances. Scholarly debate still rages as to why he was found, four days before his death, delirious and in borrowed
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Each week, the editors on Oprah.com let their readers know about a book they couldn’t stop reading.
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Review by Matthew Jackson Often the hardest thing for a historical novel to do—especially one centered on a real and very famous figure—is surprise its reader. After all, we know how the stories of people like Anne Boleyn and Joan of Arc and even Edgar Allan Poe end. With Mrs. Poe, Lynn Cullen weaves a
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Part romance, part mystery, part biography, this fictional reenactment of the mistress of Edgar Allan Poe escorts you into the glittering world of New York in the 1840s, when poets were celebrities and the admission of emotions—like silk gowns and glossy beaver hats—were a luxury. Leigh Newman reviews Mrs. Poe for Oprah.com.
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Mrs. Poe by Lynn Cullen is a dark and sweepingly romantic fictionalized account of the life of Edger Allan Poe, his young wife, Virginia, and a woman poet, Frances Osgood, who may have meant more to Poe than just being a colleague. more
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A reading of Edgar Allen Poe’s poem Ulalume.
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From the moment I read the first chapter, I was immediately enthralled by Lynn Cullen’s writing style. It is descriptive and beautiful in nature. With obvious love and admiration for Edgar Allan Poe and his works, the author writes her dialogue scenes with such authenticity you swear you are in the parlor of one of
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