Death to Moby Dick ... --- ... a Love Story - Melillo, Stephen
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Raised by His Mother Abbie on an uncharted island, Ahab's son, Isaac Abram, sets out on a quest to find and destroy the white whale. Born in tumult and storm as his father Ahab is killed by Moby Dick, Isaac survives shipwreck, desertion, rescue by the Rachel, Civil War, and the terrors of Andersonville. He falls in love with the beautiful and talented opera singer, Irene O'Shannon. Tormented by the death of his father and mother, Isaac has only one purpose, a focused compulsion beyond love and longing. He must find and kill Moby Dick. He discovers that the creature is not simply a whale, but…mehr

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Raised by His Mother Abbie on an uncharted island, Ahab's son, Isaac Abram, sets out on a quest to find and destroy the white whale. Born in tumult and storm as his father Ahab is killed by Moby Dick, Isaac survives shipwreck, desertion, rescue by the Rachel, Civil War, and the terrors of Andersonville. He falls in love with the beautiful and talented opera singer, Irene O'Shannon. Tormented by the death of his father and mother, Isaac has only one purpose, a focused compulsion beyond love and longing. He must find and kill Moby Dick. He discovers that the creature is not simply a whale, but rather a manifestation of the evil residing in the souls of Men. His friend and Civil War compatriot, William H. Carney, joins Isaac on the historically documented Northern Pacific voyage to defeat, once and for all, the enemy of Mankind.
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Stephen's more than 1230 works include 4 symphonies, several concerti and over 40-hours of recorded Music. Stephen's Symphony 4: Lightfall, was nominated for Pulitzer and Nemmers Prizes. Winner of three Telly & Ava Awards for his Visualized Concert, Kakehashi: THAT WE MIGHT LIVE, Stephen's concert-version was also nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in Music. Telly Award #4 was for "Best Use of Music" in the 2019 feature film, One Little Finger produced by Rupam Sarmah. Telly #5 included Stephen's work on the 2019 Reckoning of Darkness by Christopher Kulikowski. His 15 feature film-scores include the Oscar-nominated 12:01PM and the horror thriller, The Unwilling, directed by Jonathan Heap. With 41 CDs and 9 books including, Ahab, a Love Story and its sequel, Death to Moby Dick, a Love Story, and simply by word-of-mouth, Stephen's pioneering, self-publishing entity, STORMWORKS, has gone from 0 to many thousands of worldwide renderings since 1992.