The Humor of Edgar Allan Poe

Works Consulted

By David Tomlinson

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• Blythe, Hal and Charlie Sweet. 'Poe's Satiric Use of Vampirism in "Berenice."' Poe Studies, 14 (1981), 23-24.
• Eddings, Dennis W. The Naiad Voice: Essays on Poe's Satiric Hoaxing. Port Washington, NY: Associated Faculty Press, 1983.
• Fisher, Benjamin Franklin, IV. 'Poe, Blackwood's, and "The Murders in the Rue Morgue."' American Notes & Queries, 12 (1974), 109-11.
• Jackson, David K. "A Poe Hoax Comes Before the U. S. Senate." Poe Studies, 7 (1974), 47-48.
• Kemp, Anthony. 'The Greek Joke in Poe's "Bon-Bon." American Literature, 56 (1984), 580-583.
• Kock, Christian. 'The Irony of Oxygen in Poe's "Eiros and Charmion." Studies in Short Fiction, 22 (1985), 317-321.
• Lewis, Paul. "Poe's Humor: A Psychological Analysis." Studies in Short Fiction, 26 (1989), 531-46.
• Mead, Joan Tyler. 'Poe's "The Man That Was Used Up": Another Bugaboo Campaign.' Short Studies in Fiction, 23 (1986), 281-86
• Poe, Edgar Allan. The Other Poe: Comedies and Satires. Ed. with an introduction by David Galloway. New York: Penguin Books, 1983.
• Pitcher, Edward W. R. '"To Die Laughing": Poe's Allusion to Sir Thomas More in "The Assignation."' Studies in Short Fiction, 23 (1986), 197-200.
• Richard, Claude. "The Tales of the Folio Club and the Vocation of Edgar Allan Poe as Humorist." trans. Mark L. Mitchell. The University of Mississippi Studies in English, 8 (1990), 185-198.
• Ruddick, Nicholas. "The Hoax of the Red Death: Poe as Allegorist." The Sphinx, 4 (1985), 268-276.
• Thomas, Dwight and David K. Jackson. The Poe Log: A Documentary Life of Edgar Allan Poe, 1809-1849. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1987.
• Toner, Jennifer Dilalia. 'The "Remarkable Effect" of "Silly Words": Dialect and Signature in "The Gold Bug."' The Arizona Quarterly, 49 (1990), 1-20.

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