Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss Poe's short story, The Imp of the Perverse.

Carmen and Jeanie talk with Dr. Jeff Thompson about the 60th Anniversary of Dark Shadows.

Music by FlorinCinca from Pixabay

Jeanie and Carmen discuss Poe's challenges in making a living wage from getting paid as a writer in addition to how Poe fought for copyright laws for authors. This was our Fan Favorite choice from our survey.

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https://libraryguides.missouri.edu/pricesandwages/1840-1849

https://www.americanheritage.com/blighted-life-writer-circa-1840

Jeanie, Carmen, and the Poe Unplugged group discuss the Poe connections in the Netflix series, Wednesday.

Jeanie and Carmen interview author, Amanda F. T. Bowen. She wrote the novel, Evermore, which was nominated for a Saturday Visiter Award in 2025.

https://www.amandaftbowen.com/

Jeanie and Carmen review the last of the Roger Corman films in the Poe cycle: Tomb of Ligeia.

Jeanie and Carmen talk about Lord Byron and his poetry, focusing on the Byronic Hero to celebrate National Poetry month.

The Poe-It Like Poe poetry contest is still taking submissions through May 15th. Please go to our website for the poetry contest details at the link below:

https://sixdegreesofpoe.com/poeit-like-poe-contest

Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss Poe's poem, "Spirits of the Dead" to celebrate April as National Poetry Month.

On this month's Poe Discussions, Jeanie and Carmen welcome the cast of Markiewitz Audioworks' production of The Masque of the Red Death. On April 25th, we were live on our YouTube channel, @poeunplugged3978.

For more on Markiewitz Productions, check out the links below:

https://www.markiewitzaudioworks.com/home

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMaNTXcDjcgtm6cVmxjXv7g

https://www.instagram.com/markiewitzaudioworks/

https://www.facebook.com/MarkiewitzAudioworks/

Jeanie and Carmen review another Roger Corman production, The Masque of the Red Death, 1964, starring Vincent Price.