The Locus Index to Science Fiction: 2004
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A Fire in the Shell Josephine Pennicott (Simon & Schuster/Earthlight Australia 0-7318-1109-7, Mar 2004, A$18.95, 455pp, pb, cover by Nick Stathopoulos) [Circle of Nine] Fantasy novel, third in the Circle of Nine trilogy. The coven seeks to close the portal to Eronth.
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Come Armageddon Anne Perry (Ace 0-441-01204-3, Dec 2004, $14.95, 502pp, tp, cover by Dan Craig) [Tathea] Reprint (Headline 2001) fantasy novel, sequel to Tathea.
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Death by Dickens ed. Anne Perry (Berkley Prime Crime 0-425-19420-5, Mar 2004, $23.95, 280pp, hc, cover by Yuan Lee) Associational original anthology of 11 mystery stories inspired by the works of Dickens, including two pieces by Carole Nelson Douglas and Lillian Stewart Carl based on A Christmas Carol, and a pre-vampire Jonathan Barrett story by P.N. Elrod.
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Death by Dickens ed. Anne Perry (Berkley Prime Crime 0-425-19947-9, Nov 2004, $6.99, 312pp, pb, cover by Yuan Lee) Reprint (Berkley Prime Crime 2004) associational original anthology of 11 mystery stories inspired by the works of Dickens. Copyrighted by Perry and Martin H. Greenbergs Tekno Books.
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Untangling Tolkien Michael W. Perry (Inkling Books 1-58742-019-8, Oct 2003, $17.95, 251pp, tp) Reference book, an in-depth chronology of the history behind and events of Tolkiens The Lord of the Rings, with extensive notes and commentary. This is a print-on-demand book, available online, or from Inkling books, 6528 Phinney Ave. N., Suite A, Seattle WA 98103-5260; [www.InklingBooks.com]. [J. R. R. Tolkien]
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Resident Evil: Zero Hour S. D. Perry (Pocket Star 0-671-78511-7, Nov 2004, $6.99, 273pp, pb, cover by Mark Gerber) [Resident Evil] Novelization based on the SF video games. Copyrighted by Capcom U.S.A.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Unity S. D. Perry (Pocket 0-7434-9654-X, Dec 2004, $6.99, 347pp, pb, cover by Cliff Nielsen) [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine] Reprint (Pocket 2003) Star Trek novelization. Copyrighted by Paramount Pictures.
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Zenda and the Gazing Ball Ken Petti, John Amodeo & Cassandra Westwood (Penguin/Grosset & Dunlap 0-448-43223-4, Mar 2004, $4.99, 134pp, tp) [Zenda] Young-adult fantasy novella, the first in a series about a 12-year-old on a magical planet. Created and copyrighted by Petti and Amodeo, written with Westwood.
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Zenda: A New Dimension Ken Petti, John Amodeo & Cassandra Westwood (Penguin/Grosset & Dunlap 0-448-43254-4, Mar 2004, $4.99, 133pp, tp) [Zenda] Young-adult fantasy novella, the second in a series about a 12-year-old on a magical planet. Created and copyrighted by Petti and Amodeo, written with Westwood.
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Dragons of Fantasy Anne C. Petty (Cold Spring Press 1-59360-010-0, May 2004, $14.95, 300pp, tp, cover by Greg & Tim Hildebrandt) Non-fiction, reference, a guide to dragons in literature, with special focus on works by authors such as J.R.R. Tolkien, Anne McCaffrey, J.K. Rowling, and Jane Yolen. Includes bibliography and index.
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Coffins Rodman Philbrick (Tor 0-812-56651-3, Mar 2004, $6.99, 319pp, pb, cover by Patrick Arrasmith) Reprint (Forge 2002) horror novel.
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Drylands End Felice Picano (Haworth Press/Harrington Park/Southern Tier 1-56023-520-9, Jun 2004, $34.95, 525pp, tp, cover by Kent Neffendorf) Reprint (Kasak 1995) dystopian novel of men in a decaying, matriarchal techno-empire 5,000 years in the future. Available from The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, Binghamton NY 13904-1580; orders 800-429-6784; [www.haworthpress.com].
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A Choir of Ill Children Tom Piccirilli (Bantam Spectra 0-553-58719-6, Jun 2004, $5.99, 225pp, pb) [Choir of Ill Children] Reprint (Night Shade Books 2003) Southern gothic horror novel.
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Fuckin Lie Down Already Tom Piccirilli (Endeavor Press 0-9728656-1-6, Jan 2004, $45.00, 73pp, hc, cover by Caniglia) Associational non-supernatural horror/noir novelette. Illustrated by Caniglia. This is a signed limited edition of 200; a lettered edition (-0-8, $100.00) is also available. Endeavor Press, 1515 Hickory Wood Dr., Annapolis MD 21401; [www.endeavorpress.net].
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Second Glance Jodi Picoult (Simon & Schuster/Washington Square Press 0-7434-5451-0, Mar 2004, $14.00, 425pp, tp) Reprint (Atria 2003) horror novel. A suicidal ghost hunter falls for a woman 80 years dead, and investigates her death. This includes an unpaginated 14pp readers group guide.
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Elf Child David M. Pierce (Haworth/Harrington Park/Southern Tier 1-56023-428-8, Nov 2003, $19.95, 270pp, tp) Contemporary fantasy novel of a gay immortal shapeshifter in San Diego trying to find himself and looking for love. Available from The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, Binghamton NY 13904-1580; orders 800-429-6784; [www.haworthpress.com].
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Waters Luminous & Deep Meredith Ann Pierce (Viking 0-670-03687-0, Apr 2004, $16.99, 311pp, hc, cover by Arrasmith) Young-adult collection of eight stories, four original, three somewhat revised.
- · Prelude: Night Voyage · ss *
- · The Fall of Ys · ss Firebirds, ed. Sharyn November, Penguin/Firebird, 2003
- · Where the Wild Geese Go · nv Dutton, 1988
- · Icerose · ss Jabberwocky Sum 89
- · Rafiddilee · ss *
- · The Sea-Hag · ss *
- · The Frogskin Slippers · ss *
- · Rampion [Witch World] · na Four From the Witch World, ed. Andre Norton, Tor, 1989
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The Circle Opens: Shatterglass Tamora Pierce (Scholastic/Point 0-590-39696-X, Mar 2004, $5.99, 359pp, pb, cover by Peter Scanlan) [Circle Opens] Reprint (Scholastic Press 2003) young-adult fantasy novel, fourth in a series sequel to The Circle of Magic.
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First Test Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-82905-9, Sep 2004, $8.95, 217pp, tp, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Keladry] Reprint (Random House 1999) young-adult fantasy adventure novel about a girl training for knighthood, first in the Protector of the Small quartet.
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Lady Knight Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-82908-3, Sep 2004, $8.95, 429pp, tp, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Keladry] Reprint (Random House 2002) young-adult fantasy adventure novel, fourth in the Protector of the Small quartet following The Song of the Lioness and The Immortals.
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Page Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-82907-5, Sep 2004, $8.95, 257pp, tp, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Keladry] Reprint (Random House 2000) young-adult fantasy adventure novel, second in the Protector of the Small quartet.
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Protector of the Small Tamora Pierce (SFBC #1172446, Nov 2004, $14.99, 790pp, hc, cover by Greg Newbold) [Keladry] Omnibus of four young-adult fantasy adventure novels in the series: First Test (1999), Page (2000), Squire (2001), and Lady Knight (2002). This has ISBN 0-7394-4698-3; it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket.
- vi · Maps · Anon. · il
- 1 · First Test · n. New York: Random House, 1999
- 131 · Page · n. New York: Random House, 2000
- 289 · Squire · n. New York: Random House, 2001
- 525 · Lady Knight · n. New York: Random House, 2002
- 775 · Cast of Characters · Misc. · ms
- 783 · Glossary · Misc. · ms
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Squire Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-82906-7, Sep 2004, $8.95, 402pp, tp, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Keladry] Reprint (Random House 2001) young-adult fantasy adventure novel, third in the Protector of the Small quartet following The Song of the Lioness and The Immortals.
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Tricksters Choice Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-82879-6, Sep 2004, $8.95, 422pp, tp, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Alianne] Reprint (Random House 2003) young-adult fantasy novel, the first in a series of two set in the world of Tortall featurings Alannas teenaged daughter Alianne.
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Tricksters Queen Tamora Pierce (Random House 0-375-81467-1, Sep 2004, $17.95, 469pp, hc, cover by Joyce Tenneson) [Alianne] Young-adult fantasy novel, the second in a series of two set in the world of Tortall. Alannas daughter Alianne works to set a new queen on the throne of the Copper Isles.
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Alosha Christopher Pike (Tor 0-765-31098-8, Oct 2004, $18.95, 301pp, hc, cover by Larry Rostant) [Alosha] Fantasy novel, first in the Alosha trilogy. A teen must defend Earth against other-dimensional elementals.
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The Blind Mirror Christopher Pike (Tor 0-812-53882-X, Oct 2004, $7.99, 390pp, pb) Reprint (Tor 2003) horror novel of demonic possession.
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Grave Convictions William Pillow (Gate Way Press 0-9752645-1-6, Jun 2004, $14.95, 111pp, tp) Dark fantasy novel of murder and reincarnation. This is a print-on-demand book, available online at [www.gate-way-publishers.com]; Gate Way Publishers, 2801 Redwood Parkway #219, Vallejo CA 94951.
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The Hidden Sarah Pinborough (Leisure 0-8439-5480-9, Nov 2004, $6.99, 369pp, pb) Horror novel.
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Thirteen ed. T. Pines (Scholastic/Point 0-590-45256-8, Sep 2004, $5.99, 330 + viii, pb) Reprint (Scholastic 1991) young-adult anthology of 13 horror stories.
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Looking for Bobowicz Daniel Pinkwater (HarperCollins 0-06-053554-7, Jun 2004, $15.99, 201pp, hc, cover by Jill Pinkwater) [Hoboken Chicken Emergency] Middle-grade fantasy novel, a sequel to the childrens picture book about a six-foot superchicken. Kids search Hoboken for a giant chicken and a phantom thief. Illustrated by Jill Pinkwater.
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Exorcist: The Beginning Steven Piziks (Pocket Star 0-7434-8270-0, Aug 2004, $6.99, 244pp, pb) [Exorcist] Movie novelization. Copyrighted by Morgan Creek.
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Dark Passage Junius Podrug (Tor 0-812-57850-3, Apr 2004, $6.99, 419pp, pb) Reprint (Forge 2002) SF thriller of time travel.
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Graphic Classics, Volume One: Edgar Allan Poe: Second Edition Edgar Allan Poe (Eureka Productions 0-9712464-9-1, Feb 2004, $9.95, 144pp, tp, cover by Skot Olsen) Illustrated anthology/graphic novel with 13 illustrated or comic-style adaptations of works by Poe, including The Tell-Tale Heart adapted and illustrated by Rick Geary and The Fall of the House of Usher adapted and illustrated by Matt Howarth. Introduction by Joe R. Lansdale. This is revised and expanded from the 2001 edition; four pieces are dropped (including work by Gahan Wilson and Clive Barker), two re-drawn, and over 80 new pages of art added. Eureka Productions, 8778 Oak Grove Road, Mount Horeb WI 53572; [www.graphicclassics.com].
- 5 · East Texas Po Kid Finds Poe and Hopes You Will Too · Joe R. Lansdale · in Rosebud Graphic Classics #1: Edgar Allan Poe, Eureka Productions, 2001; illus. Maxon Crumb
- 7 · The Tell-Tale Heart · Edgar Allan Poe & Rick Geary, adapt. · gs Rosebud Graphic Classics #1: Edgar Allan Poe, Eureka Productions, 2001; illus. Rick Geary
- 25 · The Masque of the Red Death · Edgar Allan Poe & Stanley W. Shaw, adapt. · gs *; illus. Stanley W. Shaw
- 39 · The Cask of Amontillado [Fortunato] · Edgar Allan Poe & Pedro Lopez, adapt. · gs *; illus. Pedro Lopez
- 50 · Hop-Frog · Edgar Allan Poe · ss The Flag of Our Union Mar 17, 1849; illus. Lisa K. Weber
- 62 · The Bells · Edgar Allan Poe & Rafael Nieves, adapt. · gs Rosebud Graphic Classics #1: Edgar Allan Poe, Eureka Productions, 2001; illus. Juan Gomez
- 78 · The Black Cat · Edgar Allan Poe · ss Philadelphia United States Saturday Post Aug 19, 1843; illus. Andy Ewen
- 80 · The Haunted Palace · Edgar Allan Poe · pm Baltimore Museum Apr, 1839; illus. John Coulthart
- 83 · The Fall of the House of Usher · Edgar Allan Poe & Matt Howarth, adapt. · gs *; illus. Matt Howarth
- 107 · The Raven · Edgar Allan Poe · pm New York Evening Mirror Jan 29, 1845; Star-Reach Jul 79; illus. J. B. Bonivert
- 114 · Eldorado · Edgar Allan Poe · pm The Flag of Our Union Apr 21, 1849; illus. Roger Langridge
- 116 · The Black Cat · Edgar Allan Poe · ss Philadelphia United States Saturday Post Aug 19, 1843; illus. Richard Sala
- 124 · The Inheritance of Rufus Griswold · Spain Rodriguez & Carol Becker, research · gs Rosebud Graphic Classics #1: Edgar Allan Poe, Eureka Productions, 2001; illus. Spain Rodriguez
- 127 · Never Bet the Devil Your Head · Edgar Allan Poe & Milton Knight, adapt. · gs *; illus. Milton Knight
- 141 · About the Artists and Writers · Misc. · bg
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Great Short Works of Edgar Allan Poe Edgar Allan Poe (HarperCollins/Perennial Classics 0-06-072785-3, Oct 2004, $13.95, 564pp, tp) Reprint (Perennial Classics 1970) collection of 31 poems, 31 stories, and three critical pieces. Edited and with an introduction by G.R. Thompson.
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Major Tales and Poems Edgar Allan Poe (Borders Classics 1-58726-086-7, 2003, $9.95, 363pp, hc, cover by Gustave Doré) Reprint collection of 24 stories and 15 poems. An instant remainder edition.
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The Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe Edgar Allan Poe (Norton Critical Editions 0-393-97285-2, Sep 2004, $16.95, 962 + liii, tp) Critical collection of 31 poems, 33 stories, and extensive non-fiction items both by and about Poe, including criticism and correspondence. Other non-fiction pieces provide historical background and cultural context. Edited and with biographical and introductory material by C.R. Thompson. [C. R. Thompson]
- xiii · Edgar A. Poe: An American Life (1809-1849) · C. R. Thompson · in
- xlix · A Note on the Texts and Annotations · C. R. Thompson · ms
- liii · Acknowledgements · C. R. Thompson · ms
- · The Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe
- 3 · Poems · C. R. Thompson · si
- 8 · Tamerlane · pm, 1845
- 15 · Dreams · pm, 1827
- 16 · Spirits of the Dead [Visit of the Dead] · pm, 1827
- 17 · Evening Star · pm, 1827
- 17 · Imitation · pm, 1827
- 18 · [Stanzas] · pm, 1827
- 19 · A Dream · ss, 1845
- 20 · [The Happiest Day] · pm, 1827
- 20 · The Lake-to · pm, 1827
- 21 · Sonnet: To Science · pm, 1829
- 22 · Al Aaraaf · pm Baltimore Gazette and Daily Advertiser May 18, 1829
- 42 · Introduction · pm, 1831
- 43 · Fairy-Land [1] · pm Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette Sep, 1829
- 45 · Fairy-Land [2] · pm, 1831
- 46 · [Alone] · pm, 1829
- 47 · To Helen · pm, 1831
- 48 · Israfel · pm, 1831
- 49 · The Sleeper [revised from Irene 1831] · pm, 1845
- 51 · The Valley of Unrest · pm, 1845
- 51 · The City in the Sea [revised from The Doomed City, 1831] · pm, 1845
- 53 · The Coliseum · pm Baltimore Saturday Visitor Oct 26, 1833
- 55 · SonnetSilence · ss, 1845
- 56 · Dream-Land · pm Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Jun, 1844
- 57 · The Raven · pm New York Evening Mirror Jan 29, 1845
- 61 · UlalumeA Ballad · pm American Whig Review Dec, 1847
- 65 · The Bells · pm Union Magazine Oct, 1849
- 68 · To Helen · pm Union Magazine Nov, 1848
- 70 · A Dream within a Dream · pm The Flag of Our Union Mar 31, 1839
- 71 · For Annie · pm The Flag of Our Union Apr 28, 1849
- 74 · Eldorado · pm The Flag of Our Union Apr 21, 1849
- 75 · Annabel Lee · pm Tribune Oct 9, 1849
- 77 · Tales and Sketches · C. R. Thompson · si
- 81 · Metzengerstein · ss Philadelphia Saturday Courier Jan 14, 1832
- 89 · Loss of Breath · ss Southern Literary Messenger Sep, 1835
- 106 · Ms. Found in a Bottle · ss Baltimore Saturday Visitor Oct 19, 1833
- 116 · The Assignation · ss Broadway Journal Jun 7, 1845; revised from The Visionary, Ladys Book, Jan 1834.
- 128 · Some Passages in the Life of a Lion [Lionizing] · ss Southern Literary Messenger May, 1835
- 134 · ShadowA Parable · ss Southern Literary Messenger Sep, 1835
- 136 · Silence.A Fable [Siope. A Fable] · ss The Baltimore Book, 1838
- 140 · Berenice · ss Southern Literary Messenger Mar, 1835
- 148 · King Pest · ss Southern Literary Messenger Sep, 1835
- 159 · Ligeia · ss American Museum Sep, 1838
- 173 · How to Write a Blackwood Article [The Psyche Zenobia] · ar American Museum Dec, 1838
- 183 · A Predicament [The Scythe of Time] · ss American Museum Dec, 1838
- 190 · The Man That Was Used Up · ss Burtons Gentlemens Magazine Aug, 1839
- 199 · The Fall of the House of Usher · ss Burtons Gentlemens Magazine Sep, 1839
- 216 · William Wilson · nv The Gift: a Christmas and New Years Present for 1840, an, 1839, 1839
- 232 · The Man of the Crowd · ss Burtons Gentlemens Magazine Dec, 1840
- 239 · The Murders in the Rue Morgue [C. Auguste Dupin] · nv Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Apr, 1841
- 266 · A Descent into the Maelström · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine May, 1841
- 279 · The Colloquy of Monos and Una · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Aug, 1841
- 286 · Never Bet the Devil Your Head [Never Bet Your Head] · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Sep, 1841
- 295 · The Oval Portrait · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Apr, 1842
- 299 · The Masque of the Red Death · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine May, 1842
- 304 · The Pit and the Pendulum · ss The Gift: a Christmas and New Years Present, MDCCCXLIII, an, 1842, 1842
- 316 · The Tell-Tale Heart · ss The Pioneer Jan, 1843
- 321 · The Gold-Bug · nv Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper Jun 21-28, 1843
- 348 · The Black Cat · ss Philadelphia United States Saturday Post Aug 19, 1843
- 356 · The Premature Burial · ss Dollar Newspaper Jul 31, 1844
- 367 · The Purloined Letter [C. Auguste Dupin] · nv The Gift: a Christmas and New Years Present for 1845, an, 1844, 1844
- 382 · Some Words with a Mummy · ss American Whig Review Apr, 1845
- 398 · The Power of Words · ss United States Magazine and Democratic Review Jun, 1845
- 401 · The Imp of the Perverse · ss Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Jul, 1845
- 407 · The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar · ss American Whig Review Dec, 1845
- 415 · The Cask of Amontillado [Fortunato] · ss Godeys Ladys Book Nov, 1846
- 421 · Hop-Frog; or, The Eight Chained Ourang-Outangs · ss The Flag of Our Union Mar 17, 1849
- 429 · The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym · n. New York: Harper, 1838
- 564 · from Eureka: An Essay on the Material and Spiritual Universe [Eureka: A Prose Poem] · ar New York: Putnam Jun, 1848
- · Backgrounds and Contexts
- 587 · Letters, Prefaces, Essays, and Reviews · C. R. Thompson · si
- 587 · To John Allan (Letter 13) · lt May 29, 1829
- 588 · Letter to B · lt Southern Literary Messenger, 1836
- 594 · To Joseph T. and Edwin Buckingham (Letter 37) · lt May 4, 1833
- 595 · The Folio Club · pr
- 596 · To Thomas W. White (Letter 42) · lt Apr 30, 1835
- 598 · From Theodore S. Fay [Review of Norman Leslie] · br Southern Literary Messenger Dec, 1835
- 601 · From Morris Mattson [Review of Paul Ulric] · br Southern Literary Messenger Feb, 1836
- 602 · to Poe · John P. Kennedy · lt Feb 9, 1836
- 603 · To John P. Kennedy (Letter 57) · lt Feb 11, 1836
- 603 · to T. W. White · J. K. Paulding · lt Mar 3, 1836
- 604 · From Joseph Rodman DrakeFitz-Greene Halleck [Review of The Culprit Fay and Alnwick Castle] · br Southern Literary Messenger Apr, 1836
- 611 · To Harrison Hall (Letter 74) · lt Sep 2, 1836
- 612 · From Robert M. Bird [Review of Sheppard Lee] · br Southern Literary Messenger Sep, 1836
- 613 · From Baron de la Motte Fouqué [Review of Undine] · br Burtons Gentlemens Magazine Sep, 1839
- 616 · To Philip Cooke (Letter 82) · lt Sep 21, 1839
- 617 · From Thomas Moore [Review of Alciphron] · br Burtons Gentlemens Magazine Jan, 1840
- 620 · Preface (Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque1840) · pr, 1840
- 621 · Prospectus of The Penn Magazine · ms, 1840
- 623 · To William E. Burton (Letter 93) · lt Jun 1, 1840
- 624 · From Edward Lytton Bulwer [Review of Night and Morning] · br Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Apr, 1841
- 626 · From Lambert A. Wilmer [Review of The Quacks of Helicon] · br Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Aug, 1841
- 632 · Exordium to Critical Notices · es Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Jan, 1842
- 636 · From Henry Wadsworth Longfellow [Review of Ballads and Other Poems] · br Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Mar, 1842
- 643 · Nathaniel Hawthorne [Review of Twice-Told Tales] · br Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Apr, 1842
- 645 · Nathaniel Hawthorne [Review of Twice-Told Tales] · br Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine May, 1842
- 650 · To Joseph Evans Snodgrass (Letter 137) · lt Jun 4, 1842
- 651 · To James R. Lowell (Letter 179) · lt Jul 2, 1844
- 653 · From Marginalia · es Democratic Review Nov, 1844
- 656 · From Our Contributors.No. XVII. Edgar Allan Poe · James Russell Lowell · bg Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Feb, 1845
- 662 · From Henry Wadsworth Longfellow [Review of Poems on Slavery] · br Aristidean Apr, 1845
- 667 · From Thomas Hood [Review of Prose and Verse] · br Broadway Journal Aug 9, 1845
- 670 · [Review of Poes Tales] · Anon. · br Aristidean Oct, 1845; considered mostly written by Poe.
- 675 · Preface (The Raven and Other Poems) · pr, 1845
- 675 · The Philosophy of Composition · ar Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Apr, 1846
- 684 · To Philip P. Cooke (Letter 240) · lt Aug 9, 1846
- 685 · Nathaniel Hawthorne [Review of Twice-Told Tales and Mosses from an Old Manse] · br Godeys Ladys Book Nov, 1847
- 693 · From James Russell Lowell [Review of A Fable for the Critics] · br Southern Literary Messenger Mar, 1849
- 698 · From The Poetic Principle · ar Union Magazine Oct, 1850
- 704 · [Walter G. Bowen] A Reviewer Reviewed · ms
- 710 · From The Late Edgar Allan Poe · George R. Graham · ob Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine Mar, 1850
- 712 · From Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and His Works · Charles Baudelaire; trans. by J. C. Hotten · ex, 1872; originally in French in Revue de Paris in 1852.
- 715 · From Edgar Poes Significance · Walt Whitman · ex, 1882
- 717 · Transcendentalism and Alternative Romanticism · C. R. Thompson · si
- 720 · [On Immanuel Kant and German Transcendentalism] · Frederic Henry Hedge · ar Christian Examiner Mar, 1833
- 727 · Friedrich Schlegel Fragments · C. R. Thompson · si
- 727 · From Lyceum · Friedrich Schlegel · ex
- 728 · From Athenaeum · Friedrich Schlegel · ex
- 731 · From Dialogue on Poetry · Friedrich Schlegel · ex, 1800
- 732 · August Wilhelm Schlegel Dramatic Lectures · C. R. Thompson · si
- 733 · From Lecture III · August Wilhelm Schlegel; trans. by John Black · ex, 1846
- 734 · From Lecture XI · August Wilhelm Schlegel; trans. by John Black · ex, 1846
- 735 · From Lecture XVII · August Wilhelm Schlegel; trans. by John Black · ex, 1846
- 736 · From Lecture XXIII · August Wilhelm Schlegel; trans. by John Black · ex, 1846
- 738 · Jean Paul Friedrich Richter · C. R. Thompson · si
- 738 · From Preschool for Aesthetics · Jean Paul Friedrich Richter · ex
- 738 · From The Seventh Program. On Humoristic Poetry · Jean Paul Friedrich Richter · ex
- 742 · Sciences of the Mind · C. R. Thompson · si
- 743 · Johann G. Spurzheim · C. R. Thompson · si
- 743 · From The Physiognomical System of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim: VI. Organ of the Propensity to Destroy, or of Destructiveness · Johann G. Spurzheim · ex, 1815
- 745 · Orson S. Fowler · C. R. Thompson · si
- 746 · From Fowlers Practical Phrenology: 21. Ideality · Orson S. Fowler · ex, 1846
- 747 · Phrenological Chart · Orson S. Fowler · il, 1886
- 748 · Thomas C. Upham · C. R. Thompson · si
- 749 · From Outlines of Imperfection and Disordered Mental Action · Thomas C. Upham · ex, 1868
- 754 · Popular Fiction: Blackwoods and the Sensational Tale · C. R. Thompson · si
- 755 · Extracts from Gosschens Diary · Anonymous · ss Blackwoods, 1818
- 759 · The Buried Alive · Anonymous · ss Blackwoods, 1821
- 762 · The Man in the Bell [as by Anon.] · William Maginn · ss Blackwoods Nov, 1821
- 767 · The South and Slavery · C. R. Thompson · si
- 768 · Southern Literature · James E. Heath · ar Messenger Aug, 1834
- 772 · Slavery · Nathaniel Beverley Tucker · br Messenger Apr, 1836
- 778 · To Beverley Tucker (Letter 62) · lt May 2, 1836
- 779 · The Authorship of the Paulding-Drayton Review · J. V. Ridgely · ar PSA Newsletter Fll 92
- 784 · To Joseph Evans Snodgrass (Letter 95) · lt Jun 17, 1840
- 785 · Criticism · C. R. Thompson · si
- 789 · From Poes Debt to Coleridge · Floyd Stovall · ex, 1969
- 798 · From Poetic Theory [from George Tucker: Moral Philosopher and Man of Letters] · Robert Colin McLean · ex, 1989
- 807 · From The House of Poe · Richard Wilbur · ex, 1959
- 823 · The Question of Poes Narrators · James W. Gargano · ar College English Dec 63
- 829 · From Murder as a Fine Art: Basic Connections Between Poes Aesthetics, Psychology, and Moral Vision · Joseph J. Moldenhaure · ex PMLA #83 68
- 844 · From Poes Sense of an Ending · Paul John Eakin · ex American Literature #45 73
- 856 · From The Quest of Arthur Gordon Pym · Grace Farrell · ar Southern Literary Journal #4 72
- 863 · The Shadows Shadow: The Motif of the Double in Edgar Allan Poes The Purloined Letter · Liahna Armstrong · ar The Mystery and Detection Annual, ed. Anon., Adams, 1972
- 873 · From The Mysteries of Edgar Poe: The Quest for a Monomyth in Gothic Literature · Barton Levi St. Armand · ex The Gothic Imagination: Essays in Dark Romanticism, ed. G. R. Thompson, Pullman: Washington State University Press, 1974
- 884 · From The Crypt of Edgar Poe · Joseph N. Riddel · ex Purloined Letters: Originality and Repetition in American Literature, ed. Mark Bauerlein, Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1995
- 896 · From Phantasms of Death in Poes Fiction · J. Gerald Kennedy · ex The Haunted Dusk: American Supernatural Fiction, 1820-1920, ed. Howard Kerr, John W. Crowley, & Charles L. Crow, Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1983
- 904 · From Antebellum Slavery and Modern Criticism: Edgar Allan Poes Pym and The Purloined Letter · John Carlos Rowe · ex At Emersons Tomb: The Politics of Classic American Literature, John Carlos Rowe, New York: Columbia University Press, 1992
- 921 · From Average Racism: Poe, Slavery, and the Wages of Literary Nationalism · Terence Whalen · ex Poe and the Masses: The Political Economy of Literature in Antebellum America, Terence Whalen, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1999
- 941 · Detective Fiction as High Art: Lacan, Derrida, and Johnson on The Purloined Letter · John T. Irwin · ar The Mystery to a Solution: Poe, Borges, and the Analytic Detective Story, John T. Irwin, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994
- 953 · Selected Bibliography · Misc. · bi
- 961 · Index · Misc. · ix
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