Ren (Alexandra Reynolds) owns a neighborhood bar in Baltimore. One evening, Edgar Allan Poe stumbles in—not an early Halloween reveler in costume, but the real thing. In the course of their acquaintance, both Ren and Poe learn more about themselves. Did I mention that Ren is descended from a freed slave mother and a white slave-owning father? And that Poe was an anti-abolitionist?
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The notepaper was faded with age, and although I’d never seen it before, I knew he’d hidden it there the night I met him again, so many, many years before.

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  1. “Death’s Door” by April White (Corazon Entertainment, May 2020).
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    “Death’s Door” by April White (Corazon Entertainment, August 2020).
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  1. Length—Explicitly stated as a novella on the Kindle edition, but actual length may be a bit under 17,500 words.