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Moby-Dick.(Brief Article)(Audiobook Review)

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From: Wisconsin Bookwatch
Date: 20050901
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Moby-Dick

Herman Melville

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Herman Melville's Moby-Dick is a complete and unabridged audiobook version of the classic novel of 19th century whaling, as well as one captain's obsession well past the point of insanity. Accomplished actor and experienced narrator William Hootkins vividly recounts this enduring tale, bringing to life monsters of the sea and of the human mind with frightening clarity, allowing listeners to ...

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