When Edgar Allan Poe first introduced the world to C. Auguste Dupin, he hit on a winning formula. Dupin was Sherlock Holmes before Sherlock Holmes, a genius detective who first appeared in “The ...

The series begins with assistant U.S. attorney Auguste Dupin laying out a criminal case in court against the Usher family. In his opening statement, he says that an informant has come to him with ...

Auguste Dupin figure as the detector, who, by the way, a German (Reclam) edition of “The Purloined Letter" transmogrified into "the Chevaller Auguste Dupin." Less gingerly than Prof. Trent ...

Auguste Dupin. The premise of Karen Lee Street’s series of Poe-narrated novels—the latest being “Edgar Allan Poe and the Empire of the Dead” (Pegasus, 341 pages, $25.95)—is that Dupin ...

Play-reading. Adaptation by John Strysik. Edgar Allan Poe’s character Auguste Dupin is widely acknowledged to be the first modern fictional detective. Playwright John Strysik calls The Case-book ...

Auguste Dupin — inspired him to create a play. White is a playwright and performer who taught at Temple and Rowan universities before he and his partner moved to Staunton in 2022. The next year ...

Assistant District Attorney C. Auguste Dupin is determined to land a conviction and his case against Fortunato and the Ushers has gone to trial. Now, right in the middle of the trial, Roderick's ...

Carl Lumbly as C. Auguste Dupin and Bruce Greenwood as Roderick Usher in Netflix’s new series The Fall of the House of Usher. Photo: Eike Schroter/Netflix Looks like that password-sharing ...

Edgar Allan Poe's character Auguste Dupin is widely acknowledged to be the first modern fictional detective. Playwright John Strysik calls The Case-book of Auguste Dupin "a play in three mysteries ...

Auguste Dupin — inspired him to create a play. White is a playwright and performer who taught at Temple and Rowan universities before he and his partner moved to Staunton in 2022. The next year ...