Moby-Dick by Herman Melville

Moby-Dick by Herman Melville

Ishmael goes to sea because he is tired of land, signs onto a Nantucket whaler, and discovers after they have sailed that the captain has no interest in oil. Ahab lost a leg to a white whale and has brought the crew along to find it.

Around that chase Melville builds everything: cetology, rope, the colour white, a sermon, a stage play, a chapter on the whiteness of the whale that is closer to philosophy than to fiction. It failed completely in his lifetime and was rediscovered seventy years later as the great American novel.

The complete unabridged text. Enormous, strange, funny, and worth every page.

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