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Moby Dick Or, The Whale,Used
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This Trade Edition Of Mobydick Is A Reduced Version Of The Arion Press Mobydick, Which Was Published In 1979 In A Limited Edition Of 250 Copies And Has Been Hailed As A Modern Masterpiece Of Bookmaking. It Was Hand Set Under The Supervision Of One Of America'S Finest Book Designers And Printers. The Initial Letters That Begin Each Chapter Were Designed Especially For This Book And Christened 'Leviathan.' The Illustrations, Of Places, Creatures, Objects Or Tools, And Processes Connected With Nineteenthcentury Whaling, Are Original Boxwood Engravings By Massachusetts Artist Barry Moser. The Text Of Mobydick Used In This Edition Is Based On That Used In The Critical Edition Of Melville'S Works Published By The Northwestern University Press And The Newberry Library.This Reduced Version Is Smaller In Size Than The Arion Edition And The California Deluxe Edition, But It Includes All Of The Original Pages And Illustrations. It Is Printed In Black Only Throughout, And It Is Not Slipcased.
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- Q: How many pages does Moby Dick have? A: This edition of Moby Dick contains five hundred seventy-six pages. It includes the complete text with original illustrations.
- Q: What is the binding type of this book? A: This book is bound in hardcover. The hardcover binding adds durability and a classic feel to this edition.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the book? A: The dimensions of the book are six point seven five inches in length, one point nine inches in width, and ten inches in height.
- Q: Is Moby Dick suitable for all ages? A: Yes, Moby Dick is suitable for a wide range of ages. However, parental guidance is recommended for younger readers due to complex themes.
- Q: How should I read Moby Dick for the best experience? A: For the best experience, take your time with Moby Dick. It’s a classic novel that benefits from thoughtful reading and reflection on its themes.
- Q: Can I read Moby Dick in one sitting? A: While it is possible to read Moby Dick in one sitting, it is over five hundred pages long, so a more leisurely approach is advisable.
- Q: How should I store Moby Dick to keep it in good condition? A: Store Moby Dick upright on a shelf in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading of the cover and pages.
- Q: Is Moby Dick a collectible edition? A: Yes, this edition of Moby Dick can be considered collectible. It is a reduced version of a limited edition celebrated for its craftsmanship.
- Q: What if Moby Dick arrives damaged? A: If Moby Dick arrives damaged, you should contact the seller for a return or replacement. Most retailers have policies to handle such situations.
- Q: What is the publication date of this Moby Dick edition? A: This edition of Moby Dick is published by the University of California Press. Specific publication dates can vary, so please check the copyright page.
- Q: Who illustrated this edition of Moby Dick? A: The illustrations in this edition are original boxwood engravings by Massachusetts artist Barry Moser, enhancing the visual appeal of the text.
- Q: Is the text of Moby Dick based on a specific edition? A: Yes, the text in this edition of Moby Dick is based on the critical edition published by the Northwestern University Press and the Newberry Library.
- Q: Are the illustrations in Moby Dick in color? A: No, the illustrations in this edition are printed in black only. This maintains the classic aesthetic of the original illustrations.
- Q: Does this edition include all original illustrations? A: Yes, this edition includes all of the original illustrations from the earlier limited edition, preserving the artistic elements of the book.
- Q: Is Moby Dick part of a larger literary genre? A: Yes, Moby Dick is part of the Classics genre, often studied for its themes and literary significance in American literature.