Morella

Summary

In Morella, Edgar Allan Poe explores themes of identity, obsession, and the supernatural through a haunting and tragic tale. The story centers on the narrator’s complex and troubled relationship with his wife, Morella, who is both an enigmatic and deeply unsettling figure. After Morella's death, the narrator is consumed by grief and haunted by the idea that her spirit lives on through their daughter. The story’s chilling twist reveals the unsettling truth about the nature of Morella’s influence and the dark consequences of obsession.

Poe’s masterful narrative weaves together Gothic horror, psychological depth, and tragic romance, creating a story that lingers long after the final page. Narrated by Marcus Aurelius Green, this audiobook captures the eerie atmosphere and emotional intensity of Poe’s tale, offering listeners a deeply immersive experience into the macabre world of Morella.