http://www.hrc.utexas.edu Experience the enduring influence of Edgar Allan Poe in this exhibition about the great American poet, critic, and inventor of the detective story. Commemorating the bicentennial of Poe's birth, this exhibition draws upon the holdings of the Harry Ransom Center and the University of Virginia to explore Poe's works, his relationships and mysterious death, and his literary reputation.
(Songs "Nevermore" and "The House of Usher" by Nox Arcana from the album from "Shadow of the Raven.")
Well worth seeing and essential if you've ever had any interest in Poe his life and his works, I'm going to a reading they're having of 'The Tell Tale Heart' at Harry Ransom on the night of Oct 15.
cha5 2 years ago
Oh, and please tell me the great actor, Vincent Price, who so eloquently brought Poe's works to life on the movie screen & spent a good part of his life appearing on stages everywhere giving such good readings of Poe's works is included in this exhibition!
dia33386 2 years ago
I'm a long way from UTat Austin TX!
Please tell us that this exhibition will eventually travel so that more can
see it!
dia33386 2 years ago
HarryRansomeCenter: FINALLY! What looks to be an admirable exhibition of this genius of a man so troubled by his own demons & sadness - yet such a prolific writer of mysteries & those considered the underbelly of life & the sinister! He's been my fave author since my highschool days! Am lucky to have his "Complete Works"! This is long overdo - and, Thank you! Only wish I could be there in Baltimore tomorrow for his proper funeral.
dia33386 2 years ago
Thank you.
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GeorgeVreelandHill 2 years ago
This looks like it is going to be a great exhibition.
wleeparker 2 years ago
Wow -- I'm really looking forward to this exhibition.
poeawesome 2 years ago 2