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Poe-ish Tales Forevermore: A Mini-anthology Kindle Edition

by Eddie D. Moore (Author), Vonnie Winslow Crist (Author), Sue Marie St. Lee (Author), Format: Kindle Edition
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Poe-ish Tales Forevermore is a mini-anthology containing four short stories inspired by the works and life of Edgar Allan Poe. Poe’s stories and poems have stood the test of time and have been studied and enjoyed by generations of readers. The stories in this anthology were written as a tribute to the inspiration that is Edgar Allan Poe. You’ll be thankful for your nightlight when you’re finished reading these descriptive and macabre tales.
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    October 7, 2020
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08J8BRYY1
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ (October 7, 2020)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 7, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 2.4 MB
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  1. Vonnie Winslow Crist

    Vonnie Winslow Crist

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    Born in the Year of the Dragon, Vonnie Winslow Crist is author of award-winning short stories, poems, and books. An active member of the Horror Writers Association, Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association, Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators, and National League of American Pen Women - she taught creative writing for the Maryland State Arts Council for 10 years.

    "Shivers, Scares, and Goosebumps" won a 2023 Imadjinn Award. "Beneath Raven's Wing" won a 2022 International Edgar Allan Poe Festival Saturday Visiter Award and was an Imadjinn Award Finalist. "The Enchanted Dagger" won a Maryland Writers Association Book Award and was a Compton Crook Award Finalist. Both "Owl Light" and "The Greener Forest" won eFestival of Words Short Story Collection Awards (2017 & 2018).

    Her speculative writing appears in hundreds of books and magazines including "Asimov's Magazine," "Amazing Stories," "Chilling Ghost Short Stories," "Slay: Stories of the Vampire Noir," "Faerie Magazine," "Weirdbook: Witches," "Black Infinity," "Cirsova," and "Cast of Wonders."

    As an illustrator, she's had over 1,000 illustrations published in books, magazines, and calendars.

    She is an avid JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis fan, and a firm believer in the magical world that surrounds us! A clover-hand who has found so many 4-leafed clovers she keeps them in jars, Vonnie is quite fond of Harry Potter & Hogwarts, The Hunger Games, A Song of Ice & Fire, Star Wars, Star Trek, and everything Faerie!

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  2. Eddie D Moore

    Eddie D Moore

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    Eddie D. Moore travels hundreds of hours a year, and he fills that time by listening to audiobooks. When he isn’t playing with his grandchildren, he writes his own stories. His stories have been published by Kzine, Alien Dimensions, Black Hare Press, Nomadic Delirium Press, Fantasia Divinity Publishing and by dozens of online publishers. You can find a list of his publications on his blog, eddiedmoore.wordpress.com. Be sure to pick up a copy of his mini-anthology Misfits & Oddities.

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  3. Terry Miller

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    Terry Miller is the author of Den of the Wererats, Wererats Underground, We All Die Eventually, and Love You to Death. His work has also been featured in anthologies from around the world. Miller is a 2017 nominee for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association's Rhysling Award for his short-form poem, "Salome's New King".

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  4. Sue Marie St. Lee

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    Sue Marie St. Lee writes tales that challenge your imagination and poems that touch your heart — one way or another. She has featured in several international horror anthologies including Black Hare Press releases. Her poems and prose can be found on Spillwords Press. A short fantasy tale, Unseen Magic, appears on The Paper Djinn. Her most recent work, Rhapsodie de Claire, appears in an anthology inspired by Edgar Allan Poe and is available on Amazon.

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I really liked these short stories. Each tale is truly inspired by Poe and contains either ravens, black cats, specters, or a singular madman... oh, there are vampires too. The stories are short, the plots are twisted and deliver you to an unexpected ending.The authors’ writing styles are diverse and very skilled. I highly recommend this read.
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  • Nikki Coltwood
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Wonderful Tribute to Poe!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020
    I really liked these short stories. Each tale is truly inspired by Poe and contains either ravens, black cats, specters, or a singular madman... oh, there are vampires too. The stories are short, the plots are twisted and deliver you to an unexpected ending.
    The authors’ writing styles are diverse and very skilled. I highly recommend this read.
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    Nikki Coltwood
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    A Wonderful Tribute to Poe!

    Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020
    I really liked these short stories. Each tale is truly inspired by Poe and contains either ravens, black cats, specters, or a singular madman... oh, there are vampires too. The stories are short, the plots are twisted and deliver you to an unexpected ending.
    The authors’ writing styles are diverse and very skilled. I highly recommend this read.
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  • Priscilla Bettis
    4.0 out of 5 stars 4.5 Spooky, Poe-ish Stars!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2020
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    Here are four short stories in the Poe tradition: dark, Gothic, and spooky.

    I thought “An Unkindness” by Crist was the scariest (though I got lost a little with the timeline and took off half a star).

    I held my breath at certain points in the “Black Cats & Ravens” story by Moore, very tension-filled and well-done.

    “Rhapsodie de Claire Elise” by St. Lee had the most beautiful descriptions of music I have ever read.

    The final story, “Forevermore, My Beloved” by Miller, was the most atmospheric and perhaps the truest to Poe’s style.

    There are all sorts of allusions to Poe’s poetry and fiction in this anthology . . . a one-eyed black cat, a character named Lenore, an owl (Poe’s “The Raven” in its first draft was about an owl), etc. It was great fun reading. Poe fans and Gothic fans in general will get a kick out of these stories.
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  • Blackeagle
    4.0 out of 5 stars Poe-ish Tales Personified
    Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2021
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    The tales in this book will definitely put you in mind of the Great Edger Allan Poe. I found this tale to go from creepy to absolutely depraved. If you love these types of stories I highly recommend this book. I am voluntarily leaving my honest unbiased review here.
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  • P.C.Darkcliff
    5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderfully twisted collection
    Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2021
    Since E.A. Poe is one of my favorite writers, I was looking forward to reading this collection—and I wasn’t disappointed. Especially the story Rhapsodie De Claire Elise made me feel as if I was reading a piece by Poe himself, as it was twisted and macabre yet beautiful and masterfully written. I also enjoyed Forevermore, My Beloved, which is based on the famous poem, The Raven. If you like Poe, you’ll enjoy this book, particularly the two aforementioned pieces.
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  • J. Agombar
    4.0 out of 5 stars Tribute to a classic author...forevermore...
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 11, 2021
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    An Unkindness – Vonnie Winslow Crist 4/5
    A strong opening tale where a pair of grave robbers are met with worse consequences they set out to avoid. This is a grisly tale that is well written and easy to follow. A classic idea of being watched by ravens spirals toward a tragic ultimatum for the MC, causing a somewhat sad ending that contrasts to the slightly comical elements it started with. Excellent story of darkness and misdemeanour.

    Black Cats & Ravens – Eddie D. Moore 4/5
    This story carries on a darkness with its sense of hindsight from the child MC in a stark isolation of mind. Reciting events from an orphanage, we find out how he ended up there through a series of twisted events involving his parents, a black cat, and indeed a raven. The first person perspective gives a sense of depth and dread for the character as we see the people he trusts most change around him to a disturbing level.

    Rhapsodie De Claire Elise – Sue Marie St. Lee 5/5
    I love the way this story is written, from the perspective of a gothic era musician who is out for the most beautiful harmonies of orchestral tone. But that tone is much more grisly than it appears as this tale goes on to blend deeper, darker undertones into it’s excellent Poe style language and techniques. The characterisation is great, the way he worships the woman of musical talent and befriends her with true awe of her skills, yet shows absolutely no remorse for the death trap he has in store for her. Lee represents a true psychopath well in this eloquently told tale.

    Forevermore, My Beloved – Terry Miller 4/5
    A very sad, yet very fitting tale to end this short collection. Miller’s story focusses on loss and symbolism in classic Poe style. It’s a simple tale of a lonely man who mourns his deceased wife who seemed to take her own life for a reason unbeknown to him. Without spoiling too much, the tragic ending brings the MC’s pain straight to the reader which is orbited by the presence of a certain bird. This is a touching, very enjoyable dark tale and what it lacks in narrative it makes up for in emotive presence and the atmospherics of an old gothic mansion overlooking the sea.

    Overall 4/5
    Despite only four stories within, this is an enjoyable anthology where each one serves Poe well in the form of tribute. It would certainly inspire a reader unfamiliar with his work to seek it out as each author has created an atmosphere mixed with symbolism of classic Poe animals and quotes.
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  • DJ Elton
    4.0 out of 5 stars Chillingly Forevermore
    Reviewed in Australia on November 26, 2020
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    If you like an eerie gripping tale or four, this book is for you. Each story crafted with its own macabre flavour as an ode to Poe.
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