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Where can I find some literary criticism of Edgar Allan Poe's work?

Last Updated: Feb 04, 2013 | 50 Views

Topics: American Literature, Articles, Books, Literature, Research

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You can find books, eBooks, and articles about Poe through the library.

For books and eBooks, follow the link below to our library catalog WorldCat. From there, you can retrieve all books about Poe by searching for su:poe, edgar, or search for criticism on specific works of Poe by searching for their titles.

For articles, follow the link below to the list of literature databases available at the library, and then click on a database to enter and search. The list of databases is part of a larger guide that gives detailed instructions on how to use the individual databases effectively.

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