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Une Mystère de Poe et Dupin Séries

Cette série explore une histoire alternative captivante où le célèbre détective C. Auguste Dupin n'est pas seulement une création fictive de Poe, mais son ami proche. Plongez dans des récits atmosphériques remplis de mystères complexes, d'une logique affûtée et d'une profonde profondeur psychologique. Découvrez un monde où un auteur célébré puise son inspiration dans les affaires criminelles réelles de son brillant compagnon, brouillant les lignes entre la fiction et la réalité.

Edgar Allan Poe and The Empire of the Dead
Edgar Allan Poe and the Jewel of Peru
Edgar Allan Poe and the London Monster

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  1. Edgar Allan Poe and the London Monster

    • 384pages
    • 14 heures de lecture

    Summer, 1840. Edgar Allan Poe sails from Philadelphia to London to meet his friend C. Auguste Dupin, with the hope that the great detective will help him solve a family mystery. For Poe has inherited a mahogany box containing a collection of letters allegedly written by his grandparents, Elizabeth and Henry Arnold. The Arnolds were actors who struggled to make a living on the London stage, but the mysterious letters suggest that the couple has a more clandestine and nefarious lifestyle, stalking well-to-do young women at night, to slice their clothing and derrieres. Poe hopes to prove the missives forgeries; Dupin wonders if perhaps they are real, but their content fantasy. Soon Poe is being stalked by someone who knows far more about his grandparents and their crimes than he does. And then he remembers disturbing attacks made upon him as a child in London—could the perpetrators be connected?

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  2. Edgar Allan Poe and the Jewel of Peru

    • 368pages
    • 13 heures de lecture

    In this reimagined mystery, Poe and his fictional detective Dupin are friends who solve crimes together. Among anti-immigrant upheaval in Philadelphia in 1844, they are mystified by the arrival of a package of mummified bird parts and a young heiress in distress.

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