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Dreadtime Stories: The Tell-Tale Heart

By Sifu Scott
February 14th, 2011

This, our thirteenth, episode is a bit of a departure for us. In honor of the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum, and to raise awareness of its plight, we decided to present something a little more appropriate. Tonight we present our rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's classic of horror, "The Tell-Tale Heart".

Click the book below to listen, and look for this episode to hit iTunes later in the day. To find out more about how you can help save the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum, visit eapoe.org, and join the fight to keep this important piece of horror history alive.

Check out the official Dreadtime Stories Facebook page here, which is riddled with pictures from the recording sessions, the official Dreadtime Stories MySpace page here, and follow @dreadtimestrys on Twitter! Mac users: Download the Dreadtime Stories widget from AmericanHorrorWriter.net!

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Edgar Allan Poe

- Scott A. Johnson

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When people think of the founders of modern-day horror, only a handful of names comes to mind. For most of us at the top of the list is Edgar Allan Poe, the deranged genius who gave us "The Black Cat" and "The Tell-Tale Heart" among many others. While he lived in several places in the New England area, the city of Baltimore, Maryland, embraced the dark poet more than any other.