Videos
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This is a full-on original short film based on the poem, not just your usual You Tube slideshow. Definitely worth a peek.
Audio
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A recording by the singer Jeff Buckley, who died young, like Poe. A spooky poem for him to be reading for sure, and the weird instrumentals make it even more intense.
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A crisp, clear reading of "Ulalume," with some eerie background music.
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We think this reader does a great job of capturing the feeling of this poem. You can here him really chewing on each of those words, tasting them, which is exactly the point.
Photos and Pics
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The famous artist made this illustration for Poe's poem. Not a finished masterpiece, but it's fun to see these great minds working together.
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We're not sure who was responsible for these, but we like the style.
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A painting of the goddess Astarte by the American artist John Singer Sargent. From a mural in the Boston Public Library. Notice that she's standing on a crescent moon.
Websites
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An award-winning interactive Poe website. Definitely worth checking out.
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A site that lets you check out some of the many published versions of this poem. It's worth a look to see the ways in which this poem changed over time. Actually, this whole site is worth your time. Poke around.
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A page with a good comprehensive bio of Poe and some other useful information.