POE

POE


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A Descent Into the Maelstrom author
A Dream Within a Dream writer
Al Aaraaf author
Al Aaraaf poet
Al Aaraaf writer
All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream writer
And all my days are trances writer
Annabel Lee author
Annabel Lee poet
Annabel Lee writer
Annabele Lee penner
Balloon Hoax author
Dream-Land poet
Eldorado poet
Eulaliie author
For Annie penner
Gold Bug author
Hop-Frog writer
If I could dwell / Where Israfel / Hath dwelt... writer
Israfel poet
Israfel writer
Lenore author
Lenore poet
Lenore writer
MS. Found in a Bottle author
MS. Found in a Bottle writer
Once upon a midnight dreary poet
Once upon a midnight dreary writer
Only this
Quit the bust above my door! writer
Rue Morgue writer
Some Words With a Mummy penner
Some Words With a Mummy writer
Tales of Terror inspiration
Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque author
Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque writer
Tamerlane penner
Tamerlane poet
Tell-tale Heart author
The Bells author
The Bells poet
The Bells writer
The Black Cat author
The Black Cat writer
The Cask of Amontillado author
The Cask of Amontillado writer
The Conqueror Worm author
The Conqueror Worm poet
The Conqueror Worm writer
The Fall of the House of Usher author
The Fall of the House of Usher writer
The Gold Bug author
The Gold Bug creator
The Gold Bug penner
The Gold Bug poet
The Gold Bug writer
The Gold-Bug author
The Gold-Bug writer
The Haunted Palace poet
The Imp of the Perverse author
The Imp of the Perverse writer
The Masque of the Red Death author
The Murders in the Rue Morgue author
The Murders in the Rue Morgue writer
The Mystery of Marie Roget writer
The Oblong Box author
The Oblong Box writer
The Pit and the Pendulum author
The Premature Burial author
The Purloined Letter author
The Purloined Letter writer
The Raven author
The Raven penner
The Raven poet
The Raven poet Edgar Allan ___
The Raven writer
The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether author
The Tell-Tale Heart author
The Tell-Tale Heart teller
The Tell-Tale Heart writer
The rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore writer
Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling penner
Ulalume author
Ulalume penner
Ulalume poet
Ulalume writer
Usher man
While I nodded
While I pondered
William Wilson author
William Wilson writer
Annabel Lee penner
Annabel Lee poet
Lenore poet
Nevermore man
Once upon a midnight dreary... writer
Quoth the Raven
Some Words With a Mummy writer
The Bells author
The Bells poet
The Bells writer
The City in the Sea poet
The Devil in the Belfry writer
The Fall of the House of Usher writer
The Gold Bug author
The Masque of the Red Death author
The Mystery of Marie Roget author
The Raven penner
The Raven poet
The Raven writer
The Tell-Tale Heart author
To Helen author
Ulalume poet
A Baltimore Ravens mascot
A dreary poet upon midnight
Alternative rocker who recorded Hello
Americas first mystery writer
American poet
An NFL team is named for one of his works
Arthur Gordon Pyms creator
Arthur ___
Author Edgar Allan ___
Author credited with inventing the detective story
Author expelled from West Point in 1831
Author for whom the Edgar Award is named
Author mentioned in the Beatles I Am the Walrus
Author of The Black Cat
Author of The Fall of the House of Usher
Author of The Gold Bug
Author of The Gold-Bug
Author of The Raven
Author of The Tell-Tale Heart
Author of Ulalume
Author of the stories collected in Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque
Author said to have influenced Hitchcock
Author who influenced Conan Doyle
Author who inspired a Baltimore teams nickname
Author whose work is referenced in Jan Terris song Get Down Goblin
Baltimore Ravens mascot
Baltimore bard
Baltimores most famous author
Bard of Baltimore
Brooding Baltimorean
Brooding author
Cages Con Air character
Contemporary of Polk
Creator of C. Auguste Dupin
Creator of Roderick Usher
Creator of the Ushers
Creator of the detective C. Auguste Dupin
Creator of the modern detective story
Creepy-story teller
Detective Duplin creator
Detective story pioneer
Detective-story pioneer
Detective-story progenitor
Dupin creator
Dupins creator
Edgar Allan --
Edgar Allan ___
Edgar Allan who wrote The Gold-Bug
Eerie Edgar
Eerie author
Eerie poet
Famously dark mystery author
Focus of a Richmond museum
Gothic Lit pioneer
Gothic giant
He influenced Baudelaire
He raved about a raven
He wrote Israfel
He wrote The Assignation
He wrote To Helen and For Annie
He wrote To Helen
He wrote about the Ushers
He wrote of Lenore
His epitaph reads Quoth the Raven
His mystery admirer didnt appear graveside to toast his birthday in 2010 for the first time since 1949
His name is a letter short of his description
Hopfrogs creator
Inspiration for Verne
Inspirer of the Baltimore Ravens team name
Last name in horror
Laudanum-using writer
Lenores creator
Literary Lenores creator
Longfellow adversary
M. Valdemars creator
Macabre author
Macabre master
Macabre tale teller
Macabre writer
Macabre writer buried in Baltimore
Man of mystery
Master of the macabre
Mystery man?
Mystery story pioneer
Mystery writer buried in Baltimore
Odd characters presented by prose writer (3)
One of the Baltimore Ravens mascots
One-name woman who released Hello and Haunted
Orphaned author raised by the Allans
Part of E.A.P.
Pioneer of detective fiction
Poet expelled from West Point
Poet hailed by Baudelaire
Poet preoccupied with the macabre
Poet who created the Ushers
Poet who used the pen name Quarles
Poet who wrote Ah! what is not a dream by day / To him whose eyes are cast...
Poet who wrote I dwelt alone / In a world of moan
Pyms creator
Raven maniac
Raven maniac?
Raven maven?
Ravenous poet?
Ravenous writer?
Rue Morgue creator
Rue Morgues creator
Subject of the one-man play subtitled Once Upon a Midnight
Tale teller
Teller of tales
The Baltimore Ravens are named for him
The Baltimore Ravens are named in his honor
The Bard of the Dark
The Edgar award was named after him
The Edgar honors him
U.S. poet
Upcoming Sylvester Stallone-directed biopic
Usher creator
Usher familys creator
Ushers creator
Ushers creator
Who said I became insane
Who wrote All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream
Who wrote I dwelt alone / In a world of moan
Who wrote I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him
Who wrote It was many and many a year ago
Whodunit pioneer
Whom Edgar Awards are named for
Whom the Edgar honors
Writer buried in Baltimore
Writer mentioned in the lyrics to the Beatles I Am the Walrus
Writer of The Purloined Letter
Writer on the cover of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Writer who wrote I became insane
Writer whose work describes him to a T
He wrote Ulalume.
He wrote many chillers.
He lived in a cottage at Fordham.
He wrote The Gold-Bug.
He wrote The Bells.
He was dismissed from West Point.
His bells tintinnabulated.
Father of the short story.
He wrote The Black Cat.
He wrote Ms. Found in a Bottle.
He wrote of tintinabulation.
Contemporary of Longfellow.
His shrine is in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Clemm's son-in-law.
Israfel author.
He wrote Lenore.
Creator of detective Dupin.
Goldbug author.
Gold Bug writer.
Creator of Arthur Gordon Pym.
Israfel.
___ Cottage, in Fordham.
Poet in the Hall of Fame.
Author of The Bells.
Literary figure?
Literary name.
Creator of A. Gordon Pym.
Master of mysteries (1809–49).
19th cent. poet.
Name in the Hall of Fame.
19th cen. author.
Creator of Dupin.
Great lyric poet.
American writer
19th century author.
Literary light.
Creator of Mr. Pym.
Originator of the detective story.
Author of Israfel.
Great writer.
___ Cottage, in N. Y.
Raven author.
Hall of Fame name
Name in poetry.
One-time Fordhamite.
Originator in the field of fiction.
U. S. writer
U.S. writer.
Short-story writer.
U. S. author.
Longfellow's contemporary
Famous West Point dropout
Mystery pioneer
U. S. storyteller
E.A. ___
U.S. author
Dupin's creator
Mystery writer?
Raven man
Mystery man
Edgar
Rue Morgue chronicler
Master of horror
Last name
Allans' adopted son
He felled an Usher
Miss Lee's creator
Mystery-story pioneer
C. Auguste Dupin's creator
The Purloined Letter
Detective-story creator
Early whodunit writer
Writer, partly poetic
The Happiest Day ... poet
Virginia Clemm's bridegroom
Author of The Purloined Letter
Chilling storyteller
Creator of 17, 28, 48 and 64 Across
Author of Hop-Frog
He wrote The Raven
He wrote of a midnight dreary
Lenore's creator
18-Down writer
Author who inspired a Baltimore team's nickname
Rue Morgue's creator
Author mentioned in the Beatles' I Am the Walrus
Writer who wrote I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity
One of the Baltimore Ravens' mascots
Who wrote I dwelt alone / In a world of moan, / And my soul was a stagnant tide
A dreary poet upon midnight, once
Who wrote It was many and many a year ago, / In a kingdom by the sea ...
Literary figure whose name is a letter short of something he wrote
___ House and Museum (Baltimore attraction)
Writer of the line Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December
For whom the Edgar awards are named
Noted writer who married his first cousin when she was 13
Author who wrote I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity
Who wrote of sorrow for the lost Lenore
Who wrote the line Once upon a midnight dreary ...
___ Dameron, fighter pilot for the Resistance in Star Wars films
Famous writer who entered West Point at 21
Star Wars: The Last Jedi pilot
For whom the Edgar Award is named
Writer with an interest in cryptography
Writer whose room at the University of Virginia is now a mini-museum
Poet who wrote Once upon a midnight dreary ...
Writer after whom the Edgar Award is named
He wrote All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream
Poet who wrote We loved with a love that was more than love
To Helen poet
Once upon a midnight dreary ... penner
American short story writer
American author, d. 1849
Author of The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Edgar Allan ---, poet more famous for his gothic short stories
Ghost writer for the Bard abridged
Hop-Frog author
Baltimore Ravens mascot named for an author
Poet for whom the Edgar Awards are named
The 18-Down poet
Author of eerie stories
Author of macabre tales
He wrote The 42-Across
Name in eerie fiction
Nevermore poet
Author of macabre fiction
Writer Edgar Allan __
Childhood inspiration for Bradbury
The Masque of the Red Death author, 1850
Whom Emerson called the jingle-man
Writer of 1849s The Bells who lived on North Amity St., Baltimore
X-wing pilot Dameron
Author whose story The Gold-Bug involves cryptography
BB-8s companion
The Masque of the Red Death writer
Name of the Baltimore Ravens mascot
19th-century mystery writer with just one complete novel
Fittingly, the first three letters of 32-Across
Tamarlane and Other Poems author, whose name is hidden in this clue
Whom a mystery award honors
Who wrote To Helen and For Annie
Writer Oscar stops exercises
Literary inspiration for Verne
Baltimore Ravens raven mascot
Mineral from old Roman watering-hole
His poetry no-go? Or prose uneven?
For Annie author
Edgar Allen ___
The Baltimore Ravens are named after one of his poems
He once wrote I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity
Author who inspired the Edgar Award
Author who inspired Verne
American writer of macabre tales
Never to suffer would never to have been blessed writer
Never to suffer would never to have been blessed writer
Star Wars pilot Dameron
Hey Pretty singer
Baltimore Ravens mascot named for a writer
Baltimore Ravens mascot named for a writer
Boston-born literary lion
Spooky Baltimorean
The Purloined Letter writer Edgar Allan __
The Purloined Letter writer Edgar Allan __
Poet who wrote the line "But we loved with a love that was more than love"
Writer for whom the Edgar Award is named
Eponym of the Edgar Awards
Opponent of King in an Epic Rap Battles of History video
Poet who quoth "Nevermore"
Spooner periodically ignored writer
Giant of Gothic fiction
Author in the top row of people on the Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover
Writer next to Jung on the Sgt. Pepper cover
Writer who inspired the Baltimore Ravens mascot name
Poet Edgar Allan __
Poet Edgar Allan __
The Last Jedi pilot Dameron
Writer buried in a Baltimore churchyard
Spooky author of The Cask of Amontillado
Subject of museums in Richmond, Va., and Baltimore, Md.
Mystery writer whose cause of death in 1849 remains an unsolved mystery
Writers verse left unfinished
"While I nodded nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping" poet
Mascot of the Baltimore Ravens
He rhymed 19 different words with "Lenore" in his most famous work




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