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Edgar Allan Poe and cryptography: Are there hidden messages in Eureka?

Edgar Allan Poe had a fascination for cryptography. And he was certainly not the only one, because in his time

Blessed are romantic idiots, for they will inherit heartbreak and weird looks and sometimes the earth. I am drinking a

You place your napkin in your lap and see that you are still wearing your apron. You smile. The table

“So,” said Estella, “I must be taken as I have been made. The success is not mine, the failure is

Dear Editor, As a Dutch translator of Poe’s work and member of the international Poe Studies Association (PSA) I read

Bats and gloves photo by Frank Klein. (This is the continuation of the serial novel Nine Innings in Baltimore. Read the

(This is the second story in a three-part series on the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum.) The grandstands rumble

The book surprised her. It lay on the corner of the bathroom sink as though her brother was reading it.

Richard stands by the kitchen door and holds the dog’s sturdy halter; strong woven threads in bright red. Sammy is

“I work myself to death just to fit in . . .” – The Who, Quadrophenia A year before the Watergate