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Moby-Dick

Herman MelvilleSeries: Top Five Classics
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Top Five Books

About

"One of the strangest and most wonderful books in the world." - D.H. Lawrence
An enigmatic tale of the sea, whaling, and obsession, Moby-Dick echoes themes from the Bible and the works of Shakespeare in a uniquely American story that continues to fascinate and enthrall today. Spurned by readers and critics alike upon its initial publication in 1851 and for the rest of the author's life, Herman Melville's epic novel underwent a dramatic rediscovery and reappraisal after his death. During the early years of the 20th century, it came to define the Great American Novel. This spurred and was, in turn, boosted by the 1930 Lakeside Press edition that featured Rockwell Kent's stark pen-and-ink illustrations that captured the drama, beauty, and violence of Melville's masterpiece.
This Top Five Classics edition of Moby-Dick features all of the more than 270 illustrations by Rockwell Kent, the unabridged text, a glossary of terms, a detailed map of the voyage of the Pequod, and biographies of Herman Melville and Rockwell Kent.

Related Subjects

  • Classics
  • Adult Fiction
  • Sea Stories

Extended Details

  • SeriesTop Five Classics

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    Herman MelvilleAuthor

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