Why Moby-Dick is Still the Great American Novel: This Sunday!

Greetings Shipmates,

Our rescheduled presentation on why Moby-Dick is still the great American novel by Dr. Elizabeth Schutlz will occur this Sunday, Jan. 24 at 2 p.m. at the Central Resource Library in Overland Park, KS. More information is below. I will be doing an audio recording of Dr. Schultz’s presentation, so that I can post it digitally to the Web for all to hear. For all of you in the Kansas City area, I hope to see you on Sunday!

Best,
Erica

Special Presentation: Why Moby-Dick is Still the Great American Novel
Presenter: Dr. Elizabeth Schultz
Date: Rescheduled for Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010
Time: 2 p.m.
Location: Central Resource Library
Renowned Melville expert Dr. Elizabeth Schultz discusses why Moby-Dick, published in 1851, remains the great American novel. This program will kick-off the Library’s all-online Moby-Dick book discussion and will be followed by a hands-on tutorial on how to easily join and participate in the online discussion occurring Jan. 3 through March 31, 2010.
Register Here

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8 Responses to Why Moby-Dick is Still the Great American Novel: This Sunday!

  1. Erica Reynolds

    Beth’s presentation today was fantastic! We’ll provide a digital recording of her lecture later this week and post it here.

  2. I look forward to listening to it.
    I enjoyed her brief recording about The Grand Armada on Studio 360 and Unpainted to the Last is a great book!

  3. Alas…

    I’m quite sorry to say that we don’t have an audio recording of Beth’s lecture after all. After trying to edit the recording, we learned that there wasn’t really a recording at all. My only guess is that I must have accidentally hit pause prior to the presentation when I set up the recording device.

    Ah…Time, Strength, Cash, (Technology) and Patience…

    My apologies…

  4. Erica,
    I thought of coming down–a 4 hour drive but decided to listen to the recording instead. Could you please give us some highlights of the talk?

    Thanks.

  5. Hi Jane (and all),

    I’m going to see if I can’t get a transcript of Beth’s lecture to post…stay tuned. :)

    best,
    Erica

  6. Erica,
    That would be wonderful. Hope it works out.

    Best,
    Jane

  7. We’ll all wait patiently for a transcript, or maybe even just her lecture notes or “lesson plan.” :)