One of this author's stories is partially set in a pentagonal room in which there are five gigantic sarcophagi made of Luxor granite.
One of this author's stories is partially set in a pentagonal room in which there are five gigantic sarcophagi made of Luxor granite. A character in that story by this author writes a poem that includes the line "the play is the tragedy, 'Man.'" The narrator of one of this author's stories witnesses his second wife Lady Rowena Trevanion dying and transforming into his first wife, who had previously composed the poem "The (*) Conqueror Worm." Another of this author's stories, which opens by describing a man who outHeroded Herod, takes place during a masquerade hosted in six rooms of different colors; in that story by this author, Prince Prospero is killed by the title plague. For 10 points, name this author of the short stories "Ligeia" and "The Masque of the Red Death."
One of this author's stories is partially set in a pentagonal room in which there are five gigantic sarcophagi made of Luxor granite.
Edgar Allan Poe [or Edgar Poe]