Aww Heck! Buy Mark Redfield's CD/MOVIE TOO!!

If Tim Lucas says that Mark Redfield's performance is FINE !!!!! That alone is a ringing endorsement. Buy this DVD from Mark's REDFIELD ARTS web site http://www.redfieldarts.com/deathofpoe.html or Amazon.com.

And see what wikipedia has to say at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_Poe_(film)

I just ordered myself a copy from Amazon.com for a measly $13.49. You can get it right now for 10 bucks at Mark's site, but I had an old Christmas gift card to Amazon to use up. Support the uber-talented Mr. Redfield and support indie filmaking at its finest! Also show the monster-kid community that

POE R-A-W-K-S

Quothe the rogue evolent (yeah, I know you're getting sick of that quothe "gag") :)

Speaking of POE (Edgar Allan that is)

I'd invite you, first off, to simply click on this post's title (up above - - "Speaking of POE") for a quick-link that will simply take you to the CHFB (Classic Horror Film Board) thread about the proposed television series to feature the historical POE as a sort-of-a mid-19th century forensic detective of the weird and the bizarre. Actor, Writer, long-time POE advocate, and all-around NEAT GUY, Mark Redfield (check out Mark's own sites at: www.redfieldarts.com/ and http://anactorsnotebook.blogspot.com/ ) launched the thread today about ABC picking up the "pilot" to the POE series. We can hope and pray this comes to fruition and that it is done well and faithful to the written genius of Baltimore's Baron of the Bizarre.

You can also click on the Entertainment Weekly site to read the story: http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/01/25/edger-allen-poe-tv-series/

Quothe the rogue evolent: "THIS SOUNDS AWESOME!!!"

EDGAR ALLAN POE NATIVITY

What can one say about the MASTER? Today marks his birthday. Go into your study, slump down in your favorite wingback or chesterfield and pour yourself a big snifter of Cognac or Port. Have a little Absinthe ready for your aperitif (you will no doubt be dining on Meat Pie and shrimp). Get the fireplace going and then re-read your favorite Poe short story. It's okay to pick the ones we "had to read" i n Jr. High, like: The Tell-Tale Heart, The Black Cat, or The Cask of the Amontillado. Than later, before retiring, pull on your top coat and muffler and go for a nice long walk along the cliffs, in the grave yard, or down to the 7-11.

"Quoth the rogue evolent - - nevermore"