Thread: Recommended Poe Anthology?
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Old 09-13-2010, 12:11 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by emalvick View Post
I've always been a big fan of Edgar Allen Poe, and in getting my first E-Reader, I've been looking for a good quality anthology of all his work. I know there must be something out there, but on Project Gutenberg, it looks like everything is broken up into volumes (1-5) and by the covers, I'm not sure they cover the complete works or if they are just different versions that are incomplete.

I am hopeful that someone might know of something that is more all encompassing and that is worth getting. I see some possibilities on Amazon, but a few complaints are made with regard to Indexing and the Table of Contents. I don't mind paying if as long as things work, but I see a lot of free options, too.

Does anyone have any recommendations?



Thank you,

Erik
You might be able to find a useful copy among these selections. Many of them come preformatted for the Kindle. Hope you find what you are looking for.

http://www.archive.org/search.php?qu...iatype%3Atexts
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