Evermore Poe: The Turbulent Youth of Edgar Allan Poe

Eddy plots his grand escape, while Juliet secretly does the same.

Juliet & Eddy visit the graveyard at midnight.

We learn the sad reality of Eddy's real family. John Allan offers a vague threat.

Social hour after church and a visit with someone special.

CONTENT WARNING: This chapter contains scenes of an historical mass tragedy that claimed the lives of innocent men, women and children. This stand-alone chapter may not be right for some audiences. Listener discretion advised.

Eddy recounts one of the most tragic accidents ever to happen in early America, the Richmond Theater Fire of 1811.

Peer pressure pushes Eddy to try opium, where e begins to see things not of this world.

The boys of Clarke's Academy hear a grotesque tale of the sea that will inspire Eddy to one day write his first (and only) novel.

Eddy makes a Faustian bargain.

The husband of the woman Eddy loves asks to talk to speak with him.

Eddy tells of the curse of Macbeth and maybe begins to believe it in too.