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Add your voice to the project

Contribute to the poem.

Help carry Poe's poem into new languages, scripts, signals and voices. Translate it, transcribe a historical printing, read it aloud, or perform it on video.

Submissions open with the review queue

For now, prepare your contribution here. Drafts are saved only in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded or published yet. Download a copy of anything you want to keep, and it will be ready to send when submissions open.

Written contribution

Translate or transcribe

Share a translation, or a faithful transcription of a written source. Keep Poe's line breaks: one line of the poem per line. To transcribe a recording, use the transcript field in the recording form below instead.

Contribution type *
How was it prepared? *

AI-assisted and AI-generated work is labeled that way when published, as the Spanish teaching edition is, and is checked by a person first.

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How may Crypt of Echoes publish it? *

Recorded contribution

Voiceover or video

Read the poem aloud in any language, or perform it. Record here in the browser or upload a file you made elsewhere.

Contribution type *

The recording *

Audio: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC or WebM. Video: MP4, MOV or WebM. Up to 100 MB per file. Recordings made here stop after five minutes. Your microphone or camera is used only after you choose a record button and allow it.

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What happens next

Prepare now, publish on review

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Build your draft here and download a copy. It stays on your device until submissions open.

  2. 02

    Submit for review

    When the review queue opens, send your draft. An editor checks quality, sources and permissions, and may ask questions.

  3. 03

    Publish with credit

    Approved editions are published with your credit, the language, the source and the license you chose, linked back to Poe's text.

Credit

Every edition keeps the credit or pseudonym you give, and lists collaborators you name.

The source

Poe's English is his own 1849 text, not a translation. Every edition links back to it.

How editions are counted

An edition counts as published only after review. See sources and counting rules.