Herman Melville, author; Barry Moser, illustrator, "Moby Dick: or, The Whale," 1979 ... what can be seen as a masterpiece of 20th-century book arts. Arion Press printers painstakingly hand ...

November 14, 1851, marked the first day that the American public could purchase Moby-Dick ... Herman Melville, for $1.50 (around $60 today). At the time, Melville already had five books to ...

Although author Herman Melville never called New Bedford home, he wrote glowingly of the port city in his most famous work “Moby-Dick,” describing it as “perhaps the dearest place to live in ...

“This Blue Plaque townhouse at 25 Craven Street was once the London base of American author Herman Melville and inspired his acclaimed novel Moby-Dick. “Once remodelled and refurbished this ...

The first time I picked up Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, I only managed the first hundred pages before feeling hopelessly lost ...

The event aims to celebrate the work of Herman Melville while ... main differences between Aviary Books' scheduled Melville Marathon and the yearly 'Moby-Dick' Marathon at the museum is the ...

In Gary Meitrott's “Moby Dick,” there's one element missing from Herman Melville's classic novel. In rehearsal Monday night, a roomful of men sang — stomped really — a sea shanty in unison. If you've ...

November 14, 1851, marked the first day that the American public could purchase Moby-Dick ... Herman Melville, for $1.50 (around $60 today). At the time, Melville already had five books to ...