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whaling in literature

Moby Dick

By Herman Melville

Moby-Dick centennial essays

By Tyrus Hillway

The pusher and the sufferer

By Suzanne Stein

The trying-out of Moby-Dick

By Howard Paton Vincent

The critical history of Edgar Allan Poe's The narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym

By Ronald C. Harvey

The salt-sea mastodon

By Robert Zoellner

The meaning of Moby Dick

By William S. Gleim

In search of Moby Dick

By Timothy Severin

Poe's Pym

By Richard Kopley

Moby Dick and the whaling industry of the 19th century

By Graham Faiella

Ahab's Rolling Sea

By Richard J. King

Moby-Dick as doubloon

By Harrison Hayford,Hershel Parker

Moby-Dick as doubloon

By Hershel Parker

The stormy petrel and the whale

By Jaffé, David.

Readings on Moby-Dick

By Raymond Obstfeld

Exiled waters

By Bainard Cowan

The unfolding of Moby-Dick

By Leon Howard

Moby-Dick

By Stanley P. Baldwin

The Meaning of Moby Dick

By William S. Gleim

Whale!

By Kim Leilani Evans

Herman Melville's world of whaling

By Maria Ujhazy

Das Geheimnis des Wals

By Diether Lauenstein

Literature, Disaster, and the Enigma of Power

By Eyal Peretz

Herman Melville's Moby-Dick

By Harold Bloom