One of Bradbury’s lesser known works, “Green Shadows, White Whale,” is a worthy book for any fan of the author. This stated first edition copy is in near fine condition with a near fine dust jacket.
The story is semi-autobiographical novel and chronicles the Bradbury’s real-life experience traveling to Ireland in 1952 to work on the screenplay adaptation of Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick.” Blending fact with fiction, Bradbury captures the vibrant Irish culture, the quirky challenges of filmmaking, and his personal encounters with locals. The narrative is imbued with humor, nostalgia, and lyrical prose, reflecting on creativity, the power of storytelling, and the intersections between life and art. Ultimately, the book offers a richly textured meditation on the artistic process and the timeless allure of Melville’s masterpiece.
One of Bradbury’s lesser known works, “Green Shadows, White Whale,” is a worthy book for any fan of the author. This stated first edition copy is in near fine condition with a near fine dust jacket.
The story is semi-autobiographical novel and chronicles the Bradbury’s real-life experience traveling to Ireland in 1952 to work on the screenplay adaptation of Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick.” Blending fact with fiction, Bradbury captures the vibrant Irish culture, the quirky challenges of filmmaking, and his personal encounters with locals. The narrative is imbued with humor, nostalgia, and lyrical prose, reflecting on creativity, the power of storytelling, and the intersections between life and art. Ultimately, the book offers a richly textured meditation on the artistic process and the timeless allure of Melville’s masterpiece.
