A whale of a tale.
There’s more than one ending. From Wikipedia:
Reviewers in Britain were largely favorable, though some objected that the tale seemed to be told by a narrator who perished with the ship, as the British edition lacked the epilogue recounting Ishmael’s survival.
But with either ending, the whale wins.
Melville’s book was based on an actual story. A very interesting read!!!
Ahab wasn’t too thrilled with the ending.
I never read the book as a youth. But after references to it in Star Trek II and Star Trek: First Contact, I decided to read it.
Now let’s hear the story about that little wooden boy….
I never read this book as a youth. I decided to read it after references were made in Star Trek II and Star Trek: First Contact.
Cetacean citation
Better than that scary story he told involving a bowl of petunias.
Every time he reads Moby Dick, it brings Ishmael to his face.
Biography of John Holmes
Ratkin Premium Member about 1 year ago
A whale of a tale.
pschearer Premium Member about 1 year ago
There’s more than one ending. From Wikipedia:
Reviewers in Britain were largely favorable, though some objected that the tale seemed to be told by a narrator who perished with the ship, as the British edition lacked the epilogue recounting Ishmael’s survival.
But with either ending, the whale wins.
SHIVA about 1 year ago
Melville’s book was based on an actual story. A very interesting read!!!
joegeethree about 1 year ago
Ahab wasn’t too thrilled with the ending.
Just_Karl about 1 year ago
I never read the book as a youth. But after references to it in Star Trek II and Star Trek: First Contact, I decided to read it.
geese28 about 1 year ago
Now let’s hear the story about that little wooden boy….
Just_Karl about 1 year ago
I never read this book as a youth. I decided to read it after references were made in Star Trek II and Star Trek: First Contact.
robolt about 1 year ago
Cetacean citation
Lablubber about 1 year ago
Better than that scary story he told involving a bowl of petunias.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 year ago
Every time he reads Moby Dick, it brings Ishmael to his face.
basspro about 1 year ago
Biography of John Holmes