A poem I wrote for Language Arts class for my project. It's about the Pit and the Pendulum, so it's better if you've read that tale before you read this. I like to know if I'm a good writer, so R and R peoples! Enjoy, my dears...

Doesn't the title say it all? Most are short but there are a lot of them...

A short horror story I tried to write in a Edgar Allan Poe way, minus the first person POV. Please, please, PLEASE, comment with constructive criticism so I can improve my horror stories. In any event, enjoy!

A letter of what led to Fortunado's death at the hands of Montresor. *I don't own The Cask of Amontillado* PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REVIEW. I need to get better.

Twins Massie and Ryan unknowingly live in the former House of Usher. It is fine until they begin having horrifying nightmares. They decide to bring their psychic uncle, Edward Holloway to find out the source of their haunting dreams.

just a random poem that i origonally made up please read and review

just a random poem that i originally made up please read and review

just something that i origiollay made up out of my wonderful imagination btw all my stories that i originally made up the catgories are gonna be books and then edgar allen poe please r&r

just a random poem assignment i had to do in english class, warning its not really a fanfict just an original poem i wrote

This is pretty self explanitory, I'm sure you can figure it out. It was a project for my English class so let me know what you think!

Very short sequel to The Raven in grimm fashion. It was made just for fun so it's not a very serious attempt at a fanfic.

I was reading "Tell-Tale Heart" by Poe and this just came to me. I love all of his work.

I had to write this story in english class about the Cast of Amontillado. In news article form, takes place fifty years later when Fortunato is discovered.

Lenore, Requiescat in pace.

Hop-Frog didn't really want to kill the king. But sometimes he just made him so angry... The sad story of Hop-Frog told from a different point of view. One-shot.

This is my tribute for one of my favorite writers E.A.Poe, but also for those who struggled for acceptance, a wish that was granted in death. Their spirits will live forever through their art.

A little named Annabelle lives in a world created by my interpretations of Edgar Allan Poe's poetry. Her life is less than satisfying. She learns to transcend reality, but this new reality of her's absentmindedly leads her to wanting only death.

An epilogue of sorts for The Mask of Red Death. Prospero is given a second chance, Red Death is knocked off his pedestal, and a clock strikes midnight... all with a little Divine Intervention. Last line is A/N again, forgot to make a separation.

Eclair1129 let me borrow this idea, thanks Trish! So basically this is just a collection of my poems which are a bit on the dark side, so that's a warning for you.

Now the masks must come off and we too shall fall, just as those poor outside had fallen. This is the end; this is Death to the Masquerade.

We don't actually know much about the character to the poem other than he goes mad , how he lost Lenore, so this is my interpretation.

a gothic tale with the same theme as A Tell Tale Heart AU

a poem I wrote

A short little limerick involving The Masque of the Red Death. Title comes from a line in the book The Phantom of the Opera, where the titular Phantom dresses as Red Death and mentions that he is "Red Death Stalking Abroad". Hooray for cross-references!

The Raven is being hunted!