Herman Melville

Moby Dick is a fictional novel about a whale written by Herman Melville in 1851; subsequent studies of the book have drawn connections between the Moby Dick character and the Devil Whale.

Melville

Melville wrote most of Moby Dick's masterpiece, Moby Dick, or The Whale, while at Arrowhead.

Herman Melville's time at sea

Herman Melville's time at sea supplied the background for Herman Melville's novel Moby-Dick, or The Whale, published in 1851.

by Richard Bentley

Moby-Dick was first published by Richard Bentley in expurgated form (in three volumes) as The Whale in London on October 18, 1851, and then in full, by Harper and Brothers, as Moby-Dick; or,

Hermann Melville

Yes, Hermann Melville wrote Moby Dick, and Thoreau wrote the enduring classic Walden, and Nathaniel Hawthorn had himself a modest success with The Scarlet Letter, which sold a little over 10,000 copies.

by Herman Shakespeare

Moby Dick was written by William Melville and Herman Shakespeare

written by Samuel D. Hunter

“The Whale,” written by Samuel D. Hunter, tells the story of the final days of a man named Charlie, who is succumbing to congestive heart failure and other complications brought on by Samuel D. Hunter's extreme obesity.

Herman Melville, who worked in New Bedford as a whaler

During this time Herman Melville, who worked in New Bedford as a whaler, wrote the novel Moby-Dick and published New Bedford in 1851.

by northern Idaho native Samuel D. Hunter

The Whale was written by northern Idaho native Samuel D. Hunter as a small, intimate play.

John Tavener

The Whale is a dramatic cantata written by English composer John Tavener.

by Herman Melville but by Herman Melbrooks, who wrote most of who in Yiddish on the boat over from Coney Island

“Moby-Dick” was written not by Herman Melville but by Herman Melbrooks, who wrote most of who in Yiddish on the boat over from Coney Island.

by OBIE Award-winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter

Written by Obie award-winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter, the Whale is a tough, humorous and emotionally powerful play about how we cope with loss, and how new definitions of family, friends and religion shape our lives.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote MOBY DICK, one of the greatest novels in this history of all literature.

an almost Ahab-like obsession—— driven from withinto strike dead Hunter's own cetacean monstrosity

The Whale’s frequent allusions to Herman Melville’s novel Moby-Dick suggest that lurking beneath Charlie’s immense surfaces is an almost Ahab-like obsession—driven from within—to strike dead Hunter's own cetacean monstrosity.

The series , titled Lost Horizon,

The series, titled Lost Horizon, draws inspiration from Herman Melville’s classic whale tale, Moby Dick (which seems to be a popular source lately).

by Samuel D. Hunter (Baskets)

The Whale, written by Samuel D. Hunter (Baskets) based on Brendan Fraser's own play, is receiving Oscar buzz for Brendan Fraser’s physical transformation.

In his prophetic book of 1851 of ‘the ocean’s skin’

In his prophetic book of 1851, Moby-Dick, Herman Melville wrote of ‘the ocean’s skin’, through which we cannot peer; a barrier ready to be breached, or appropriated, by human beings.

Raymond Carver

After Raymond Carver's sea voyages, based on Raymond Carver's experiences, Raymond Carver wrote Moby-Dick which is...

by Samuel D. Hunter, who also penned the play that inspired the film

Written by Samuel D. Hunter, who also penned the play that inspired the film, The Whale is a tragic depiction of grief as a man seeks to reconcile with The Mummy's past.

me one of the most famous first lines ever

Melville, Herman 'Moby Dick or The Whale' Moby Dick, an epic tale, 'Call me Ishmael', one of the most famous first lines ever.