Status Updates From Dead Easy: Edgar Allan Poe ...

👁 Last chance! Dead Easy vanishes at midnight.
Grab it now before the nightmares start whispering…

🦇 Still free! 14 chilling Poe tales made modern, clear, and terrifying.
Only one more day before the shadows close in…

🎃 It begins! Dead Easy: Edgar Allan Poe Retold is FREE today on Amazon — just in time for Halloween!
👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FHG53BZH

Halfway through launch week! Dead Easy is still just 99¢ — the cobwebs are gone but the terror remains…

Launch day! 🎉 Finally reading my own book Dead Easy: Edgar Allan Poe Retold. Poe’s creepiest tales — now in plain English. Just 99¢ this week (Sept 9–16). #horror #gothicfiction #EdgarAllanPoe

Poe’s 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' is often called the first detective story — long before Sherlock Holmes.

The narrators in these stories aren’t just unreliable — they’re utterly unhinged. And that’s half the fun.

Today’s update: translating 19th-century paranoia into 21st-century nightmares. Poe would’ve loved it.

What I love about Dead Easy is how the horror hits faster. You get straight to the madness, murder, and Poe’s eerie brilliance.

I’ve been neck-deep in The Pit and the Pendulum — and even in modern English, that swinging blade makes your skin crawl.

Who knew The Masque of the Red Death could feel even more chilling with plain English and a sharper pace?

Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart is still a masterclass in insanity. In this version, the guilt bleeds through in every line.

Just finished modernising The Black Cat — it’s still creepy as hell, just easier to understand now. The narrator? Definitely mad.