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In the early 1960's legendary low budget film-maker Roger Corman made a series of evocative and successful films based upon the works of Edgar Allan Poe.

Published in 1998, this softcover was written by Russell Ash and Brian Lake. It makes a delightful gift for those who enjoy having fun with books.

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