Full text of "Annabel Lee" by Edgar Alan Poe (1809-1849) from The Oxford Book of English Verse.

A scholarly archive of the many known printings and versions of "Annabel Lee."

Scholarly archive of the various printings and versions of "A Dream."

Read "Sonnet--to Science" by accessing this archive of the poem's publishing history.

Guide to the stories and poems of Edgar Allan Poe, including historical information, author biography, discussion questions, and a ten-lesson teaching unit with project ideas and essay questions. A radio show, with transcript, features...

This site has the text of "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" by Edgar Allan Poe. This site sponsored by the Poe Museum in Richmond, Virginia.

A digitized library of materials related to Edgar Allan Poe: manuscripts, correspondence, sheet music of songs based on his work, portraits, and miscellaneous other materials.

This entry has the text of "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe. This site is sponsored by the Poe Museum in Richmond, Virginia.

Biographical information about writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe.

An interactive timeline on the life of Edgar Allan Poe. Read and watch to learn about the milestones of the "father of suspense."

This collection of Poe's (1809-1849 CE) poems is accessible in an alphabetical listing. There is also a biography of Poe, with links to some of his other works.

A quick overview of some of the controversial and hard-to-verify aspects of Poe's life provides a lead-in to a bibliography of biographical works written about him.

A short literary analysis, published during Poe's lifetime, of select Poe poems, including "Lenore."

Transcript of a brief letter, written by Poe to R. W. Griswold, in which Poe makes note of a revision to the last stanza of "Lenore."

Two lines of poetry, which represent the earliest surviving manuscript written in Poe's own hand, offer a unique glimpse into the first expression of Poe's poetic powers.

This letter, written December 25, 1839, contains the text to Poe's poem, "Silence--A Sonnet."

The obituary notice that announced Poe's death to readers of the "New-York Daily Tribune" includes a transcription of "Annabel Lee."

A collection of Poe's essays, sketches, and published lectures.

Read any one of a number of versions of Poe's "For Annie" available from the society's archives.

An archive of various versions of Poe's poem "The City in the Sea," with helpful contextual notes about its publishing history. Includes brief analysis of the poem's content, specifically its mythological and Biblical allusions.

Access versions of Poe's "Dreams" as it was first published, as an extract, and in manuscript, along with helpful notes about its publishing history.

Read Poe's poem "Eldorado."

Access versions of Poe's "The Lake" available from this scholarly archive of its printing and publishing history.

Scholarly archive makes available versions of Poe's "Lenore" captured at various points in its publishing history.