Moby-Dick by Herman Melville (1851)

A whaling voyage turns into an epic quest when Captain Ahab sets out to hunt the white whale, Moby-Dick.

The novel follows the voyage of the Pequod, Ahab’s ship and his crew of misfits.

Ishmael, an outsider, narrates the story and provides insight into the unique characters.

Ahab and his men battle the sea, their own fates and Moby-Dick.

Along the way, Ishmael discovers themes of fate, mortality, and revenge.

The crew encounters a series of harrowing adventures, leading to a fateful final encounter with the white whale.

Ahab’s obsession carries the novel to its tragic conclusion.

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