The Complete Edgar Allan Poe

The Complete Edgar Allan Poe contains over 150 works including all of Poe's many tales and poems.

Plus, the app includes some of Poe's key essays, his single completed novel, and a few uncompleted works, even a few hoaxes that he published in newspapers.

App Features:

* Poe's Complete Tales and Poems

* Writings are sorted by category so it's easy to find what you want to read

* Easy to use and eye-pleasing interface

* Adjustable story text size

* 2 scrolling modes - Continuous and Page by Page

* Automatically bookmarks each story as needed

Tales:

-A Descent into the Maelström

-A Predicament

-A Tale of Jerusalem

-A Tale Of The Ragged Mountains

-Berenice

-Bon-Bon

-Diddling

-Eleonora

-Four Beasts in One - The Home-Cameleopard

-Hop-Frog

-How to Write a Blackwood Article

-King Pest

-Landor's Cottage

-Ligeia

-Lionizing

-Loss of Breath

-Mellonta Tauta

-Mesmeric Revelation

-Metzengerstein

-Morella

-MS. Found in a Bottle

-Mystification

-Never Bet the Devil Your Head

-Shadow - A Parable

-Silence - A Fable

-Some words with a Mummy

-The Angel of the Odd

-The Assignation

-The Balloon Hoax

-The Black Cat

-The Business Man

-The Cask of Amontillado

-The Colloquy of Monas and Una

-The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion

-The Devil in the Belfry

-The Domain of Arnheim

-The Duc de l'Omlette

-The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar

-The Fall of the House of Usher

-The Gold Bug

-The Imp of the Perverse

-The Island of the Fay

-The Landscape Garden

-The Light-House (Incomplete)

-The Literary Life of Thingum Bob, Esq.

-The Man of the Crowd

-The Man That Was Used Up

-The Masque of the Red Death

-The Murders in the Rue Morgue

-The Mystery of Marie Rogêt

-The Oblong Box

-The Oval Portrait

-The Pit and the Pendulum

-The Power of Words

-The Premature Burial

-The Purloined Letter

-The Spectacles

-The Sphinx

-The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether

-The Tell-Tale Heart

-The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherezade

-The Unparalleled Adventures of One Hans Pfall

-Thou Art the Man

-Three Sundays In A Week

-Von Kempelen and his Discovery

-Why the Little Frenchman Wears his Hand in a Sling

-William Wilson

-X-ing a Paragraph

Poems:

-A Campaign Song

-A Dream

-A Dream Within A Dream

-A Paean

-A Valentine

-Al Aaraaf

-Alone

-An Acrostic

-An Enigma

-Annabel Lee

-Beloved Physician

-Bridal Ballad

-Deep in Earth

-Dreamland

-Dreams

-Eldorado

-Elizabeth

-Enigma

-Epigram for Wall Street

-Eulalie

-Evening Star

-Fairyland

-For Annie

-Hymn

-Imitation

-Impromptu. To Kate Carol

-In Youth I have known one

-Israfel

-Lenore

-Lines on Ale

-Lines on Joe Locke

-May Queen Ode

-O, Tempora! O, Mores!

-Poetry

-Romance

-Serenade

-Silence

-Song

-Spirits of the Dead

-Spiritual Song

-Tamerlane

-The Bells

-The City in the Sea

-The Coliseum

-The Conqueror Worm

-The Forest Reverie

-The Happiest Day

-The Haunted Palace

-The Lake

-The Raven

-The Sleeper

-The Valley of Unrest

-The Village Street

-To —— 'I heed not..'

-To Elizabeth

-To F——

-To Frances S. Osgood

-To Helen (1831)

-To Helen (1846)

-To Ianthe In Heaven

-To Isadore

-To M——

-To Margaret

-To Marie Louise

-To Mary

-To Miss Louisa Olivia Hunter

-To My Mother

-To Octavia

-To One Departed (To Frances)

-To One in Paradise

-To Science

-To the River

-To Zante

-Ulalume

Plus:

-Byron and Miss Chaworth

-Maelzel's Chess-Player

-Morning on the Wissahiccon

-Narrative Of A. Gordon Pym

-Old English Poetry

-Philosophy of Furniture

-Scenes from Politian

-Some Account of Stonehenge

-Some Secrets of the Magazine Prison-House

-The Journal of Julius Rodman

-The Philosophy of Composition

-The Poetic Principle