Book is in good condition with only light foxing. Pages solidly bound but just a little creasing to top of spine (possibly 'finger damage' when removed from shelf?). ==== Edgar Allan Poe's "Poems and Essays," introduced by Ingram, is a curated collection that showcases the breadth of Poe's literary genius, encompassing his renowned poetry and critical essays. The anthology highlights Poe's mastery of language, rhythm, and emotion, featuring iconic poems such as "The Raven," "Annabel Lee," and "The Bells," which explore themes of love, loss, and the macabre. Ingram's introduction provides context to Poe's work, discussing his influence on American literature and the development of the horror and mystery genres. The essays included in the collection reflect Poe's critical insights into poetry, literature, and the creative process, revealing his thoughts on the nature of beauty and the role of the writer. Overall, this collection serves as both an introduction to Poe's significant co