Title: Moby Dick made me do it
Description: "To the wounded text that is Moby Dick Felicia Zamora adds her own woundedness, the necessary poetric urge not only to say "I am I am" in echo and affirmation, but also "to open the opened" which keeps the wound a wound. Such poems offer us their vulnerable thinking by refusing th make an end of their crisis. Instead, we here find poems in which life is its own whaling voyage, filled with wonder and difficulty, seeking not destination, but realization and experience, that open ocean in which wonder and difficulty almost merge, almost become one --Dan Beachy-Quick"--Http://flatcappublishing.com/catalog/mobydick/ (as viewed on 10/27/2010).

Collection of poems by Fort Collins, Colorado poet Felicia Zamora. The collection addresses the themes and features of Herman Melville's masterwork. The book is printed letterpress from hand-set type, recalling the printing of Melville's day and bringing the two Moby Dick books into physical as well as thematic conversation. The collection is illustrated by two wood engravings. representing the way and the stingray.