Edgar Allan Poe

Clarence H. White (1871–1925) portrait of Belle da Costa Greene, 1911.
New Exhibition Pays Tribute to Leading Librarian Belle da Costa Greene
The Morgan Library & Museum's new major exhibition will focus on the life and career of its inaugural director, Belle da Costa Greene, the first retrospective of her life on the 100th anniversa
The Collected Poems of J. R. R. Tolkien
Tolkien Poems, Medieval Queens and Temptresses, and American Book History: September Books Roundup
Tolkien scholars Scull and Hammond look at the stories behind this new, three-volume, landmark edition of his work across six decades and analyse each of the nearly 200 poems. Many are previously…
Henri Martin’s Berenice (1885)
Portrait Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe Story Goes on Display
Henri Martin’s painting Berenice, inspired by the short story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe,
Edgar Allan Poe’s Tamerlane
Poe’s Tamerlane Sells for $420,000, Conan Doyle’s The Sign of Four for $960,000
One of only two copies of Edgar Allan Poe’s Tamerlane and Other
The For Annie manuscript
$600,000 Estimate for Edgar Allan Poe's Autograph Manuscript For Annie at Auction
Written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1849, an autograph manuscript version
Charles Dickens, pictured with his favourite dog, a mastiff called Turk
New Exhibition Celebrates Charles Dickens' Pets and Animals in his Books and Homes
A new exhibition will be the first to celebrate the animals that found their way into the books and homes of
The Sign of Four autograph manuscript
$1.2 Million Estimate for Autograph Manuscript of Conan Doyle's The Sign of Four
Sotheby’s' Book Week in June will feature items from the library of surgeon and book collector Dr. Rodney P.
[Anonymous]. Confessions, Trials, and Biographical Sketches of the Most Cold Blooded Murderers. Boston: George N. Thomson and E. Littlefield, 1839.
Origins of the Detective Story Explored in New Grolier Club Exhibition
The Grolier Club will unravel the history of detective literature in its new exhibition Whodunit?
La Fontaine, Choix de fables de la Fontaine illustrees par un groupe des meilleurs artistes de Tokio under the direction of P. Baboutau, 1894, 2 vol., first edition illustrated with 38 color prints. Remarkable fusion of tradition Japanese prints and French fables. Estimate $300-$500
White House Copy of 1909 Plan of Chicago and Lafitau’s Moeurs des Sauvages Ameriquains at Quinn's
Early printings, illustrated books, Presidential autographs, and a Poe thriller go under the hammer at Quinn’s Rare Book, Autograph and Print Auction on
Teya & Salena rehearsing Who The Hell Is Edgar? for Austria at the first rehearsal of the second semi-final at Liverpool Arena
Can Edgar Allan Poe win the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest?
Nearly two centures after his death, the spirit of Edgar Allan Poe is in the running to win the 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.