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Poe Studies / Dark Romanticism

Poe Newsletter(1968 - 1970):

1968 - 1970 (Vols. I - III)

Poe Studies (1971 - 1985):

		1971 - 1979 (Vols. IV - XII) (We hope readers will forgive the rather rough formatting of many of these at the moment. We will clean them up a bit when time permits.)
		1980 - 1985 (Vols. XIII - XVIII)

Poe Studies / Dark Romanticism (1986 - present):

		1986 - 1987 (Vols. XIX - XX)
		1988 - 1989 (Vols. XXI - XXII, In Print)
		1990 - 1997 (Vols. XXIII - XXX, In Print)

Other Links:

		Main Page for The Poe Society
		Main Page for Poe Studies / Dark Romanticism

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"Poe manages to send the mind spinning off in strange vagaries of thought, to touch as no other writer does the deep-lying apprehensions of his readers even while appealing to a coldly rational element in them. . . . Certainly the volume of writing on Poe justifies a separate publication for the study of the man, his works, his career, his place in his times, and his reputation." — G. Richard Thompson (adapted from his article "The Poe Case: Scholarship and 'Strategy'," Poe Newsletter , vol. I, no. 1, April 1968, p. 2.)

Notes:

Author.............: As noted for each article, essay or review
Site Author......: The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore, Inc.
Created...........: January 19, 2000
Last update.....: April 5, 2003

Poe Studies / Dark Romanticism (founded as Poe Newsletter in 1968, and issued as Poe Studies 1971-1985) is published by the Washington State University Press and produced with the aid of the Humanities Research Center and the support of the College of Liberal Arts and the Department of English at Washington State University. The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore is grateful to the publishers for permission to make available e-text versions of articles printed in selected volumes of this journal. By providing broad and free access to the text for these articles, we hope to raise the level of scholarship available on the internet, especially in regard to Edgar Allan Poe.

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