Moby Dick (Unabridged) Moby Dick (Unabridged)

Moby Dick (Unabridged‪)‬

    • 3.9 • 36 Ratings
    • $13.99

Publisher Description

Moby-Dick by Herman Melville is a classic of American and world literature.

Written in 1851, this is the incredible story of the crazed captain Ahab who, consumed by his desire for revenge, drives his crew to scour the oceans of the world for the fearsome white whale, Moby Dick. It soon becomes clear that Ahab will stop at nothing and is prepared to risk everything, his ship, his crew members, and his own life.

Herman Melville (1819 - 1891) was an American novelist short story writer, essayist and poet.

Please note: This is a vintage recording. The audio quality may not be up to modern day standards.

GENRE
Classics
NARRATOR
DC
Duncan Carse
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
24:21
hr min
RELEASED
2009
March 13
PUBLISHER
RNIB
PRESENTED BY
Audible.com
SIZE
1
GB

Customer Reviews

Andehfoosa ,

I guess it gets the job done...

I purchased this so that I could slack off on my reading for class and, to the extent that it is read word for word, this is an excellent audiobook.
On the other hand, the narrator puts me to sleep. He reads at a rate of about 3min/page, meaning a 30 page reading assignment takes and hour and a half. I wish I had realized how much I would grow to loathe his slow reading... Maybe this would be a better purchase for someone who doesn't have a deadline to meet.

-Frustrated College Student

j_luthergoober ,

M-D is without a doubt, the greatest novel ever written.

Take that Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Joyce...Who can tolerate your egocentric issues with an oppressive oligarchy when Melville affirms the uniquely American character of self-reliance and its ensuing transcendental mysticism by living a relentless democratic experiment. Hey, Leo, Fydor, Jimmy, have a great day toiling with your brand of euro-neurosis; Ish, Q and I have gone fishing...

Pumacat376 ,

Best version ever, by far!

This narration is so perfectly matched to the story in all of its’ subtleties that it adds leagues of comprehension to Melville’s story. I’ve listened to it through and through, about 40 times!! Five stars!

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