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This 19th century Gothic horror short story is about an unnamed narrator who marries a woman named Morella. After Morella dies in childbirth, their daughter starts to frighteningly resemble Morella as she gets older.

Morella Edgar Allan Poe Russell Lee 9781530796847 Books

This is one of myriad Edgar Allan Poe short stories that I never tire of— it’s brilliant, with its turns and denouement, and shocking end.

Product details Paperback 26 pages Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (March 29, 2016) Language English ISBN-10 9781530796847 ISBN-13 978-1530796847 ASIN 1530796849

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Morella Edgar Allan Poe Russell Lee 9781530796847 Books Reviews

An interesting story, though I'm honestly not likely to remember it. The narrator's wife dies after giving a strange proclamation. Her child, a daughter, grows to look more and more like her mother. What is the reason? And is this resemblance a gift from above, or something else?

Given that this doesn't go fully into horror, I'd have liked to see a bit more of Poe's melancholy. There is a fair potential here to craft a really good tragedy by relating more about the narrator's feelings for his wife and child, but it isn't quite there.

I listened to the free audio production by Librivox. This story is in the public domain.
This is one of myriad Edgar Allan Poe short stories that I never tire of— it’s brilliant, with its turns and denouement, and shocking end.