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Dreams, (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
Evening Star, (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
Imitation, (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
Tamerlane, (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
To — (“I saw thee on thy bridal day—”), (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
untitled (“In youth have I known…”), (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
untitled (“In youth have I known one…”), (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
untitled (“The happiest day—the happiest hour…”), (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
Visit of the Dead, (pm) Tamerlane and Other Poems by A. Bostonian, Calvin F.S. Thomas, 1827
Fairy-Land (“Dim vales—and shadowy floods—”), (pm) Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette September 1829
Al Aaraaf, (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
A Dream, (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
Preface, (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
To M—, (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
To — (“The bowers whereat, in dreams, I see”), (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
To the River —, (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
untitled (“Science! meet daughter of old Time thou art”), (pm) Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems by Edgar A. Poe, Hatch & Dunning, 1829
Fairy-Land (“Sit down beside me, Isabel”), (pm) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
Introduction, (pm) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
Introduction to Poems—1831, (in) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
Israfel, (pm) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
A Pæan, (pm) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
To Helen (“Helen, thy beauty is to me”), (pm) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Elam Bliss, 1831
Metzengerstein, (ss) Philadelphia Saturday Courier January 14 1832
The Bargain Lost, (ss) Baltimore Saturday Courier December 1 1832
Ms. Found in a Bottle, (ss) Baltimore Saturday Visitor October 19 1833
Ms. Found in a Bottle, (ss) Baltimore Saturday Visitor October 19 1833
The Coliseum, (pm) Baltimore Saturday Visitor October 26 1833
The Visionary, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book January 1834
Berenice, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger March 1835
Catholic Hymn, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger April 1835
Morella, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger April 1835
Morella, (ex) Southern Literary Messenger April 1835
Lionizing, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger May 1835
Hans Phaall—A Tale, (na) Southern Literary Messenger June 1835
To One in Paradise, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger July 1835
The Visionary, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger July 1835
King Pest, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger September 1835
Lines Written in an Album, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger September 1835
Loss of Breath, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger September 1835
Shadow—A Parable, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger September 1835
From Theodore S. Fay, (br) Southern Literary Messenger December 1835
Scenes from “Politian”, (pl) Southern Literary Messenger December 1835 (+1)
Defoe, (ms) Southern Literary Messenger January 1836 [Ref. Daniel Defoe]
The Duc de l’Omelette, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger February 1836
From Morris Mattson, (br) Southern Literary Messenger February 1836
Four Beasts in One: The Homo-Camelopard, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger March 1836
From Joseph Rodman Drake—Fitz-Greene Halleck, (br) Southern Literary Messenger April 1836
Maelzel’s Chess-Player, (ar) Southern Literary Messenger April 1836
A Tale of Jerusalem, (ss) Southern Literary Messenger April 1836
From Robert M. Bird, (br) Southern Literary Messenger September 1836
Letter to B—, (lt) Southern Literary Messenger 1836
Bridal Ballad, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger January 1837
Sonnet—To Zante, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger January 1837
To Zante, (pm) Southern Literary Messenger January 1837
Von Jung, the Mystic, (ss) American Monthly Magazine June 1837
The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket, (ex) Harper, July 1838
The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket, (n.) Harper, July 1838, etc.
Ligeia, (nv) American Museum September 18 1838
The Psyche Zenobia, (ar) American Museum December 1838
The Scythe of Time, (ss) American Museum December 1838
The Dutch Brig, (ex) Harper & Brothers, 1838
The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket, (n.) Harper & Brothers, 1838
Siope—A Fable, (ss) The Baltimore Book, a Christmas and New Year’s Present ed. W. H. Carpenter & T. S. Arthur, Bayly & Burns, 1838
A Dream Within a Dream, (pm) The Flag of Our Union March 31 1839
The Haunted Palace, (pm) American Museum April 1839
The Devil in the Belfry, (ss) Saturday Chronicle May 18 1839
The Man That Was Used Up, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine August 1839
The Fall of the House of Usher, (nv) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine September 1839
From Baron de la Motte Fouqué, (br) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine September 1839
The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine December 1839
William Wilson, (nv) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1840, Carey & Hart, 1839
Silence, (pm) Philadelphia Saturday Courier January 4 1840
Sonnet—Silence, (ss) Philadelphia Saturday Courier January 4 1840
From Thomas Moore, (br) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine January 1840
The Journal of Julius Rodman, (uw) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine January 1840 - June 1840
The Business Man (Peter Pendulum), (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine February 1840
The Philosophy of Furniture, (ar) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine May 1840
The Man of the Crowd, (ss) Burton’s Gentlemen’s Magazine December 1840
Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, (co) Lea & Blanchard, 1840
Appendix, (ms) Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, Lea & Blanchard, 1840
Preface, (pr) Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, Lea & Blanchard, 1840
Prospectus of The Penn Magazine, (ms) self-published, 1840
Why the Little Frenchman Wears His Hand in a Sling, (ss) Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, Lea & Blanchard, 1840
From Edward Lytton Bulwer, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine April 1841
The Murders in the Rue Morgue [C. Auguste Dupin], (nv) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine April 1841
Barnaby Rudge, (br) Philadelphia Saturday Post May 1 1841 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
The Sleeper, (pm) Saturday Chronicle May 22 1841
A Descent Into the Maelström, (nv) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1841
The Island of the Fay, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine June 1841
A Few Words on Secret Writing, (ar) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine July 1841
A Few Words on Secret Writing, (ex) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine July 1841
A Few Words on Secret Writing, (ar) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine July 1841
The Colloquy of Monos and Una, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine August 1841
From Lambert A. Wilmer, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine August 1841
Never Bet Your Head, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine September 1841
Three Sundays in a Week, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 27 1841
Eleonora, (ss) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1842, Carey & Hart, 1841
My Autobiography, (bg) 1841
Exordium to Critical Notices, (es) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine January 1842
Dickens’ Barnaby Rudge, (ar) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine February 1842 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
From Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine March 1842, etc.
Life in Death, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine April 1842
Nathaniel Hawthorne, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine April 1842 [Ref. Nathaniel Hawthorne]
The Mask of the Red Death: A Fantasy, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1842
Nathaniel Hawthorne, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine May 1842 [Ref. Nathaniel Hawthorne]
The Landscape Garden, (ss) Snowden’s Lady’s Companion October 1842
The Mystery of Marie Rogêt [C. Auguste Dupin], (nv) Snowden’s Lady’s Companion November 1842 (+2)
The Pit and the Pendulum, (ss) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present, MDCCCXLIII, Carey & Hart, 1842
The Conqueror Worm, (pm) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine January 1843
The Tell-Tale Heart, (ss) The Pioneer January 1843
The Tell-Tale Heart, (ex) The Pioneer January 1843
Lenore, (pm) The Pioneer February 1843
Notes on English Verse, (ar) The Pioneer March 1843
The Gold-Bug, (nv) Dollar Newspaper June 21 1843 (+1)
The Black Cat, (ss) United States Saturday Post and Chronicle August 19 1843
Our Amateur Poets—No. III—William Ellery Channing, (bg) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine August 1843
Our Contributors No. VIII—Fitz-Greene Halleck, (bg) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine September 1843
Raising the Wind; or, Diddling Considered as One of the Exact Sciences, (ar) Philadelphia Saturday Courier October 14 1843
Review of Wyandotte, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine November 1843
The Spectacles, (ss) Dollar Newspaper March 27 1844
Review of Orion, (br) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine March 1844
The Conquest of the Air, (ex) The Sun Magazine April 13 1844
Untitled, (ss) The Sun April 13 1844
A Tale of the Ragged Mountains, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book April 1844
The Balloon Hoax, (lt) Columbia Spy May 25 1844
Dream-Land, (pm) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine June 1844
The Premature Burial, (ss) Dollar Newspaper July 31 1844
Mesmeric Revelation, (ss) Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine August 1844
The Oblong Box, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book September 1844
The Angel of the Odd, (ss) Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine October 1844
Introduction, (ms) United States Magazine and Democratic Review November 1844
Marginalia, (cl) United States Magazine and Democratic Review November 1844
“Thou Art the Man”, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book November 1844
The Literary Life of Thingum Bob, Esq., (ss) Southern Literary Messenger December 1844
Tennyson, (ms) United States Magazine and Democratic Review December 1844 [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson]
The Elk, (ss) Opal 1844
Morning on the Wissahiccon, (vi) Opal 1844
The Purloined Letter [C. Auguste Dupin], (nv) The Gift: a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1845, Carey & Hart, 1844
The Raven, (pm) New York Evening Mirror January 29 1845
The Raven, (ex) New York Evening Mirror January 29 1845
The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book February 1845
The City in the Sea, (pm) American Review April 1845
Some Words with a Mummy, (ss) American Review April 1845
To F—, (pm) Broadway Journal April 1845
The Valley of Unrest, (pm) American Review April 1845
Old English Poetry, (ar) Broadway Journal May 17 1845
The Power of Words, (ss) United States Magazine and Democratic Review June 1845
Eulalie, (pm) American Review July 1845
The Imp of the Perverse, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine July 1845
From Thomas Hood, (br) Broadway Journal August 9 1845
Men of Genius, (ms) Godey’s Lady’s Book August 1845
The Lake: To—, (pm) The Raven and Other Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Wiley and Putnam, 1845
The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether, (ss) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine November 1845
The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar, (ss) American Whig Review December 1845
Tales of Mystery and Imagination, (co) George Routledge & Sons, Limited, 1845
Dedication, (ms) 1845
Mystification, (ss) Broadway Journal v2 #25, 1845
To Isadore, (pm) Broadway Journal 1845 (error, actually by A. M. Ide, Jr.)
The Sphinx, (ss) Arthur’s Ladies’ Magazine January 1846
To Her Whose Name Is Written Below, (pm) New York Evening Mirror February 21 1846
The Philosophy of Composition, (ar) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine April 1846
The Cask of Amontillado [Fortunato], (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book November 1846
What Is Poetry?, (ms) Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine November 1846
To M.L.S.—, (pm) The Home Journal March 13 1847
The Domain of Arnheim, (ss) Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine March 1847
Tale-Writing—Nathaniel Hawthorne, (ar) Godey’s Lady’s Book November 1847 [Ref. Nathaniel Hawthorne]
Ulalume, (pm) American Whig Review December 1847
Mystifications, (ss) 1847
An Enigma, (pm) Union Magazine March 1848
To — (“Not long ago, the writer of these lines”), (pm) Columbian Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine March 1848
To — (“I saw thee once”), (pm) Union Magazine November 1848
Eureka: A Prose Poem, (ex) Putnam, 1848
Eureka: A Prose Poem, (ar) Putnam, 1848
Mellonta Tauta, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book February 1849
Hop-Frog, (ss) The Flag of Our Union March 17 1849
From James Russell Lowell, (br) Southern Literary Messenger March 1849
Review of A Fable for the Critics, (ex) Southern Literary Messenger March 1849
A Valentine, (pm) Union Magazine March 1849
Von Kempelen and His Discovery, (ss) The Flag of Our Union April 14 1849
Eldorado, (pm) The Flag of Our Union April 21 1849
For Annie, (pm) The Flag of Our Union April 28 1849
X-ing a Paragrab, (ss) The Flag of Our Union May 12 1849
Imagination, (ms) Southern Literary Messenger May 1849
Shelley, (ms) Southern Literary Messenger May 1849 [Ref. Percy Bysshe Shelley]
Landor’s Cottage, (ss) The Flag of Our Union June 9 1849
Tom Hood, (ms) Southern Literary Messenger September 1849 [Ref. Thomas Hood]
Annabel Lee, (pm) Tribune October 9 1849
The Bells, (pm) Union Magazine December 1849
To My Mother, (pm) The Flag of Our Union 1849
The Poetic Principle, (ar) Union Magazine October 1850
The Poetic Principle, (ex) Union Magazine October 1850
Fancy and Imagination, (ar) Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: Volume III by Edgar Allan Poe, J. S. Redfield, 1850
Listeners’ Lure, (ms) Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: Volume III by Edgar Allan Poe, J. S. Redfield, 1850
“The Old Curiosity Shop”, (ms) Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: Volume III by Edgar Allan Poe, J. S. Redfield, 1850 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
Twice-Told Tales, (br) 1850 [Ref. Nathaniel Hawthorne]
Astoria, (br) Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe: Volume IV by Edgar Allan Poe, J. S. Redfield, 1856 [Ref. Washington Irving]
Alone, (pm) Scribner’s Monthly September 1875
The Raven’s Voice, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1878
Tales, (co) Tauchnitz, 1884; edited by John H. Ingram
Selections from Edgar Allan Poe—Prose and Poetry, (co) Cassell, 1885
“Beloved! Amidst the Earnest Woes”, (sg) Atalanta #75, December 1893, music by W. Augustus Barratt
Selections from the Correspondence of Poe, (lt) The Century Magazine August 1894, etc.; edited by George E. Woodberry
Selections from the Correspondence of Poe, (ex) The Century Magazine August 1894 (+2)
Tales of Mystery and Imagination (var. 1), (co) Grant Richards, 1902
The Folio Club, (pr) The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe, Thomas Y. Crowell, 1902
The Best Tales of Edgar Allan Poe, (co) A.C. McClurg, October 1903; edited by Sherwin Cody
Leonaine, (pm) The Fortnightly Review February 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume One: Introductions and Poems, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume Two: Tales—Marvelous Adventure, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume Three: Tales—Marvelous Adventure, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume Four: Tales—The Detection of Crime, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume Five: Tales—Mystery and Occultism, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, Volume Six: Tales—Horror and Death, (co) Funk & Wagnalls, 1904

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