Obituary: Allan Meltzer Made a Career as the Chief Scourge of Financial Regulators Economist Allan Meltzer devoted a large share of his scholarly life to telling the Federal Reserve and other financial regulators, politely but firmly, that they were falling down on the job. Dr. Meltzer died May 8 at 89.

The Man Who Gave The Beatles Away Allan Williams dies aged 86 The Beatles' first manager, Allan Williams, who has been credited with discovering the Fab Four, has died aged 86.

Allan Williams, The Beatles' first manager, dies

Allan Williams, The Beatles' first manager, dies

11 Things You Didn't Know About Edgar Allan Poe On October 7, lovers of the mysterious and the melancholy mourn the death of Edgar Allan Poe. As is appropriate for the man who invented the detective story, he died 164 years ago under baffling circumstances.

Edgar Allan Poe was an admired writer of the macabre, entwining death and beauty Author and critic Edgar Allan Poe was born on January 19th 1809

An Exclusive Look at the Fantastical Misadventures of Allan, Son of Hellcock! Living in the shadow of your parent’s legacy can be a tough thing—even moreso if a) your parent was the mightiest warrior to ever live and b) you’re the direct opposite of that. That’s the plight poor Allan faces in Z2’s new comic, Allan, S Read more ... on of Hellcock—and we’ve got an exclusive look at the first issue of his, err... adventures?

7 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Edgar Allan Poe He once went by "Littleton Barry," and his brother was a poet.

30 Thoughtful Quotes from Edgar Allan Poe - MagicalQuote Edgar Allan Poe (January 19, 1809 – October 7, 1849) was an American writer of exceptional originality with wide creative interests, poet, storyteller, essayist, literary critic, publicist and one of the most important representatives of American R Read more ... omanticism.

Edgar Allan Poe's "How to Write Vivid Stories and Poems" There may be no more a macabrely misogynistic sentence in English literature than Edgar Allan Poe’s contention that “the death… of a beautiful woman” is “unquestionably the most poetical topic in the world.” (His perhaps ironic observatio Read more ... n prompted Sylvia Plath to write, over a hundred years later,…