For fans of Edgar Allan Poe who also happen to love anything Gothic, “The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe” is something to cherish and love. Oh, and be terrified of. This Edgar Allan Poe Book Clock is bound in leather and features a crow faced clock with brass hands for the minute and second hands. Put it on your shelf or desk for display (It’s not meant for reading. Except reading the time.). Look, it’s Nevermore o’clock again!
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The Book of Werewolves
The Book of Werewolves should be a great bedtime story. Say, how do you hang a werewolf? With a lycanth-rope. Or you can tie him up with a Lon Chain-ny. Heh. This book will tell you all about these hairy mutants that change during a full moon.
Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven With Talking Raven
You’ve probably read Edgar Allan poe‘s The Raven many times and up until you have been missing one crucial thing. A raven. And even if you do have a raven, you sit with your book club reading it out loud, having to make due with passing around a dead bird. Well, those days are over. Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven With Talking Raven is a mini edition of the book that comes with a bird that says “Nevermore” when you press the button.
The Tell-Tale Heart Miniature Edition With Beating Heart
This miniature edition of The Tell-Tale Heart comes with an actual beating heart. Be still my heart. I really heart this. And I’m no bleeding heart. This mini kit includes a “beating” heart and a 48-page mini book with the classic short story by Edgar Allan poe. You don’t see many books that come with a heart. This would have been perfect for Valentines Day.
Morbid Curiosities – Collections of the Uncommon and the Bizarre Book
You know what they say. Curiosity killed the cat. I mean yeah, but it probably had an awesome time first. Just guessing. Anyway, this Morbid Curiosities: Collections of the Uncommon and the Bizarre Book is pretty cool. It’s full of morbid curiosities. We’re talking collections of skulls, mummified body parts, occultic objects, and various carnival, side-show and criminal ephemera. Sounds like just the book for a creepbay reader to devour over a night and come back to again and again.