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Poe Events this Week (Film on Thursday) | Poe / After Poe
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Poe / After Poe. Celebrating the Bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe’s Birth. Poe Events this Week (Film on Thursday). As part of the Poe / After Poe schedule, there will be a special screening this week of a new film,. Edgar Allan Poe’s Annabel Lee. Question and Answer Session with Director Michael Rissi. Common Ground Time (12:00-1:15). Michael Rissi is the writer/director of the new film. Edgar Allan Poe’s Annabel Lee. Reception for Michael Rissi. Edgar Allan Poe’s Annabel Lee. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Next Event, November 19, Contest Winners | Poe / After Poe
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Poe / After Poe. Celebrating the Bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe’s Birth. Next Event, November 19, Contest Winners. Next up in the Poe / After Poe Forum Series at the University of Maine-Farmington will be a reading by the winner and runners-up in the Compo(e)sitions and Faux Poe contests. November 19, Thursday, noon-1:15, Roberts Learning Center, Room C-23. By Michael K. Johnson on November 7, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Poe and the Balloon Boy.
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Just the Scary Parts Reading | Poe / After Poe
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Poe / After Poe. Celebrating the Bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe’s Birth. Just the Scary Parts Reading. As part of a double-header of events on Thursday, we held a Just the Scary Parts reading (selections—“just the scary parts”—from literary tales of terror and suspense) in the UMF Art Gallery, with the artwork from the After Poe exhibit providing the appropriate atmosphere. By Michael K. Johnson on October 23, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). On Poe ...
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Compo(e)sitions Contests | Poe / After Poe
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Poe / After Poe. Celebrating the Bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe’s Birth. Grisly, weird death, accompanied by maximum amounts of TERROR! If such things–in other words, if the works of Edgar Allan Poe–inspire you, then submit to one of two contests offered by the UMF Edgar Allan Poe Bicentennial celebration. Of Poe. Poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction accepted; maximum length 20 pages; no minimum. Contest invites work in other forms or media,. Winners will present their work to the public. Notify me o...
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar: I offer this Book of Truths
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar. Celebrating Edgar A. Poe — the master of the macabre and mystery — throughout his bicentennial year in 2009. Thursday, December 31, 2009. I offer this Book of Truths. In 1848, Poe published the book that he thought would serve as his major posthumous legacy. He was ultimately wrong, but Eureka. Still interests both scholars and mainstream Poe fans. In his introduction, Poe addressed his audience:. I don't know and I don't think any of us can predict Poe's longevity. It was the ...
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Rue Morgue Roundtable | Poe / After Poe
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Poe / After Poe. Celebrating the Bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe’s Birth. 7 members of the UMF literature faculty and one enraged orangutan (not pictured). From Thursday’s roundtable discussion of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Murders in the Rue Morgue.”. By Michael K. Johnson on October 31, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Follow “Po...
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar: Birth of Virginia Clemm
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar. Celebrating Edgar A. Poe — the master of the macabre and mystery — throughout his bicentennial year in 2009. Saturday, August 15, 2009. Birth of Virginia Clemm. Happy birthday to Virginia Eliza Clemm, who was born August 15, 1822.* She would have been 187 today. What more can be said about Virginia that hasn't been said here already? I've wrote about the only surviving letter. From Poe to his wife, their unusual marriage. And uncertain anniversary date), and the Valentine's poem.
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar: Absolute idiosyncrasy
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar. Celebrating Edgar A. Poe — the master of the macabre and mystery — throughout his bicentennial year in 2009. Monday, December 28, 2009. Poe's works published in December are very representative of his overall bibliography. They include his mournful, sound-focused poem " Ulalume. December 1847 issue of the American Whig Review. For example, as well as several tales:. 8226; " Bon-Bon. 8226; " The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion. 8226; " The Man of the Crowd. In this snapshot o...
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar: Death of Poe
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar. Celebrating Edgar A. Poe — the master of the macabre and mystery — throughout his bicentennial year in 2009. Wednesday, October 7, 2009. On October 7, 1849, Edgar Poe died. He was 40 years old. Thus ended his struggle for financial success, his foibles (whatever they were), and his genius. Thus begins his greatest mystery. Perhaps it is fitting (or ironic, depending on your point of view) that the man who invented the modern detective story. Of Sarah Elmira Royster. Perhaps it ...
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar: For the love of God, Montresor!
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The Edgar A. Poe Calendar. Celebrating Edgar A. Poe — the master of the macabre and mystery — throughout his bicentennial year in 2009. Friday, November 13, 2009. For the love of God, Montresor! What, another Friday the 13th. Well, in that case, here's a story about bad luck. The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult I vowed revenge." Thus begins Poe's November 1846 tale " The Cask of Amontillado. Fortunato, being a wine expert, could help Montresor ...
