The Tell-Tale Heart

Ok first, I expected a more professional copy. This looks like it was typed out on Word using extra large font to make it more appealing. Second, over half the book is filled with a random authors work rather than Poe's, like I expected. Definitely returning.

Good read and it was great to write an essay about it as well. A school project for my son.

Must have classic for any reader!

american classic

Although short, this is a awesome story of darkest horror. The claustrophobic descent into madness of the unnamed main character is described in psychotic detail. A must read for any fan of gothic horror and of course, the the master of the craft, Poe.

Watched a play of this when younger and loved it. Memorized what I thought was a lot of it in those years. Seeing the real version, gives a new perspective. Same story, but more emotion.

I read it to my family during a power outage on Halloween night. It was perfect! As I read the last sentence of the story, the lights came on. Amazing.

I am a fan of Edgar Allan Poe. I wish I had his talent.

What on earth is this doing on Amazon? It's like some kid's school craft project

Very good to read such a great story! Poe was a genius at describing mental health and I will read more!

A better fitting motto cannot be found for this cheeky fraud. This non-edited computer-written copy of Poe's short story is anything but a graphic novel (as which it is offered in Amazon, possibly because of the glaring, gory cover), and the few illustrations are taken from non-copyrighted domains without references. Amazin' that this comes with an ISBN, but at the end of the day it's literally a "scandal from Bohemia", to paraphrase another famous murder-mystery writer following in Poe's footsteps, the print having been produced in Poland.