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Join us October 26 at 7PM at the Woodbridge Main Library for a closer look at Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting language and unmistakable sense of justice through two of his most well-known stories, The Tell-Tale Heart and The Black Cat. We’ll explore Poe’s use of suspense, guilt, psychological tension, and unreliable narrators, while taking a closer look at how his characters face the consequences of their actions. Along the way, participants will discover why Poe’s dark, unsettling stories continue to captivate readers generations later.Registration is required! Please register online or by calling 732-634-4450.
Maureen McVeigh-Berzok is a professor at Middlesex County College and is editor of TAP into East Brunswick. Maureen has taught English for 43 years. She wants to help readers to re-engage with short stories and poetry.
https://woodbridge-nj.libcal.com/event/17380287
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1 G Frederick Plz , Woodbridge, NJ, United States, New Jersey 07095
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