Poe

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Originally aired on January 18, 2008

We here at Maryland Morning decided to get into the Halloween spirit a little early this year, and we thought no better time to disinter an interview from out archives about Edgar Allan Poe. 

In 2008, we talked with actor David Keltz, who specialized in interpreting Edgar Allan Poe, about how he slips into the life of a dead man.