Ligeia

Summary

In Ligeia, Edgar Allan Poe explores the depths of obsession, love, and the supernatural in one of his most haunting and enigmatic tales. The story is told from the perspective of an unnamed narrator who is consumed by his love for the mysterious and beautiful Ligeia. Her death leaves him devastated, but her presence lingers, haunting him in both body and mind. As he remarries and moves on with his life, the memory of Ligeia continues to torment him, culminating in a chilling and supernatural twist that blurs the line between life and death.

With its Gothic atmosphere, eerie intensity, and poetic language, Ligeia is considered one of Poe's finest works. It delves into themes of mortality, the power of memory, and the transcendence of the soul, creating an unforgettable narrative that lingers long after the final page.

Narrated by Marcus Aurelius Green, this audiobook brings Poe’s dark vision to life, drawing listeners into the haunting world of love and loss that defines Ligeia.