Seascape Soulscape: Moby-Dick

Seascape Soulscape is the antithesis of that dry genre known as literary criticism. It should be called instead a literary frolic. It is a joy-filled, lighthearted romp through Moby-Dick and life; yet, for all its whimsy, it is also a dead serious work that shows what literature does, and it offers a cohesive philosophy of God and man through the filter of what is commonly held to be the greatest American novel. If you’re reading Moby-Dick, use this as your guidebook, and you’ll find your journey far richer and deeper and more rewarding than it could possibly be without it.