A poem I wrote for Edgar and his darling Virginia

In Edgar Allen Poe's -The Cask of Amontillado- we know that Fortunato offered Montresor a great insult, and it was this that led to his murder. But just what was it that had offended him so? One-shot. It's my first published story, so tell me what you think!

The famous story,written by the imaginary hands of Edgar Allan Poe,which became known from the literary (and maybe literally) existance of the mysterious and legendary Phantom of the opera. See the world that you know with a different,darker and almost,allusive view,like Poe and Opera Ghost had did once upon a time,inside from a simple,but enough descriptive poem of mine.

This story contains a vast amount of vocabulary that kids may not be able to comprehend. Violence is brief but exposure is seen in the story. One added character is the Old Man's family. This story is recommended for individuals who are older than 14. Comments can critic the story but please keep your opinions to yourself. Thank you!

An analysis of style in The Tell-Tale Heart, written for an AP English class.

Venture hither through the vaults, in full resolve to pay your faults. Hope and pray you choke upon the nitre just before. Intoxication, tainting vice- accounted for to count your price, And here I was pedantic, we needn't any gore. Bind you to your sins, set in stone unopened doors. Tonight I'll work and nothing more. /The Cask of Amontillado Retold in the style of The Raven.

A re-work of "Masque of the Red Death" told in the style of Dr. Seuss. Rated T because...Poe.

This is a story that I had to write for school, in the style of Edgar Allen Poe, but turned out really well. Just read it, and don't think that it's exactly like one of Poe's dreary stories. Amara and her family always seemed normal, if but a little out there, but there's one thing she's always had to hide: the fact that her entire family is mentally insane. Rated T for violence.

My reading teacher had us write an alternate ending for the tell tale heart. I liked mine so I decided to share it. I don't own anything Edgar Allen Poe related.

Bueno a decir verdad este es un trabajo para una clase de español , y tenia tiempo guardando este trabajo en la computadora. Esta es una seria de 3 cuentos adaptado a mi manera espero que les guste demasiado :v como a mi me gusto escribirlo

Entries from the Journal of Roderick J. Usher. A piece written for an English final exam, exploring themes of vampirism in The Fall of the House of Usher, seen from Roderick's perspective. Rated M for Massive amounts of gothic tropes (and adult themes)

A poem I wrote after reading poe's works. Enjoy!

Did we ever really know what the old man was thinking in Edgar Allen Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart"?

So here is a collection of poems inspired by Edgar Allan Poe. Please do enjoy. Please do review.

The Raven, as told from the perspective of the Raven. A re-imagining of Edgar Allan Poe's most illustrious work.

I decided to write a poem about my poetry teacher in the style of The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe at about two in the morning. The Raven is actually way longer than I remembered... Even with this, I had to cut out at least three stanzas.

This short story is written modeling Edgar Allan Poe. A princess' hope to spend the day with her beloved prince soon come crashing down when a mysterious figure shows up bearing the mysterious symbol present in the forgotten corridor.

Work in progress! (and because of the time of year I don't get to write much!) After Victoria loses herself, things get fuzzy. She must do something. She must go somewhere to find a reason to live again, until a series of events play out and she is in the hands of Edgar Allan Poe.

this is a story i wrote in high school. its about a mother planing on killing her daughter. hope u enjoy.

The walk and thoughts of a character in a book by Allan Poe... Guess which one ! This was written as a school work and meant to be that short. Don't hesitate to post a review! It's free and would help me to improve. Bonne lecture !

As the title says: an extended ending to Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart" that adds a bit of a twist to its twistiness. It begins where the original story ends.

The old man's final moments from his point of view.

Just a small parody of The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe that I wrote for fun.

Cornelius and the Black Cat go on a date. Written for a literature assignment. Disclaimer: 110%not plagiarized

La octava noche, cuando las pisadas volvieron a sonar por la casona, ella se dio cuenta de la horrible tragedia que estaba a punto de ocurrir... OC PoV del cuento de Edgar Allan Poe. Rating T por escenas te fic ha sido programado por el foro/comunidad Retos fanfiction.