Edgar Allan ... From Poe busts to Poe candles, “it just snowballed from there,” Bob said. Mari next turned her attention to Poe-inspired wine bottle toppers: a raven, a cat and Poe’s head ...

Menacing ravens, peering eyes, black cats and rats, ominous bells, violent eddies – imagery that fueled many a text by Edgar Allan Poe, and generated a good deal of art. For its contribution to ...

“Tib gets his name from Edgar Allan Poe’s childhood cat of the same name,” writes the museum on their social media page under ...

Edgar Allan Poe ... and a black cat and a tell-tale heart and an immurement (which is the walling up of someone in an enclosed space – but you knew that already, having read Poe as a kid).

Michael Natale A piece of decor in the otherwise purposefully sparse home at Philadelphia’s Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site depicts an ever-present cat on the author’s writing desk.

Despite gaining national renown after “The Raven” was published in 1845, Edgar Allan Poe never enjoyed great ... and “The Black Cat” (1843). Still, it was this stylized and rhythmic ...

It's been almost 175 years since the death of Edgar Allan Poe — one of the most ... according to readinglength.com. Poe had one tortoiseshell cat named "Cattarina," which is rumored to have ...