the complete stories and poems of edgar allan poe

When Greedy Reads' Fells Point location closes in the evening, several readers/victims will be locked in the store overnight to continue reading, without a break, from the storefront window. With the help and support of Greedy Reads, this year will be even more fun and a whole lot harder – or at least more challenging.' 'In many ways this is an endurance event. 'Viewers of our livestream last year challenged us to top it this year,'' said Zavistovich. Plus, it's always fun to gather with the amazing personalities who call Baltimore home, to celebrate our city.' 'The event feels a bit like Baltimore itself: quirky, fun, a little scrappy, with impeccable literary credentials. 'As soon as I learned about Doomsday, I knew I wanted Greedy Reads to be a part of it,' said Julia Fleischaker, owner of the independent bookstore.

'Why celebrate an inscrutable work of Irish literature when Baltimore has its own inscrutable literary giant?' 'It all came together in my head instantly,' said Zavistovich. The idea for the marathon Poe reading came to Poe Theatre founder Alex Zavistovich after being invited to an event for Bloomsday, the annual celebration of James Joyce's novel 'Ulysses.' Kaye Wise Whitehead, Jeannie Vanasco, and Sarah Pinsker. Asma Naem, Director of the Baltimore Museum of Art NPR Book of the Day host Andrew Limbong Shauntee Daniels of the Baltimore National Heritage Area Jackie Downs of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts Enrica Jang, Curator of the Poe House and Museum Paul Ruppert, CEO of Baltimore Markets and celebrated Baltimore authors Dr. Readers who have already committed to the event include Maryland State Delegate Mark Edelson, City Councilmember Zeke Cohen Dr. Following last year's first-ever Doomsday event, The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre and Greedy Reads bookstore are taking it up a notch with Doomsday 2023, beginning Saturday, at noon at the Greedy Reads location in Fells Point in Baltimore City, and ending at noon on Sunday, May 21, 2023.ĭoomsday 2023 will feature readings from noted public figures in Baltimore who have each agreed to share their time for the event. 'The event feels a bit like Baltimore itself: quirky, fun, a little scrappy, with impeccable literary credentials.' Julia Fleischaker, Greedy ReadsīALTIMORE, MD, Ap/24-7PressRelease/ - On May 20, 2023, Baltimore is putting its own spin on the Bloomsday tradition, with the second annual Doomsday, a 24-hour livestreamed reading of the works of Edgar Allan Poe.

The complete stories and poems of edgar allan poe