Notes: Workers demolishing a nineteenth-century brownstone, where Edgar Allan Poe once lived, discover a human skeleton entombed — standing — behind a brick wall. When sex crimes prosecutor Alexandra Cooper hears about the case, it strikes her as a classic Poe scene... except that forensic evidence shows that this young woman died within the last twenty-five years.

Notes: A collection of fictive short stories recounting the final days of five major American writers, including Edgar Allan Poe.

Notes: A historical thriller about a man obsessed with determining the true cause of Poe’s death.

Notes: In this mystery novel set in 1845, Poe plays the role of detective and attempts to solve a series of murders.

Notes: John MacLachlan Gray brings Poe and Dickens back to life as protagonists in this historical crime novel set in the mid-nineteenth century.

Notes: This novel intertwines the mystery surrounding the death of the real Poe with the fictitious death of the mysterious “Poe Toaster.”