Moby Dick, or The Whale

One of the best books about fate and inevitable doom, fate. A song of sorrow and tragedy. The splash of salty water on the face, the creaking of masts, and the gusts of icy wind break into reality from the pages of the novel.

The Pequod still sails across the ocean of human sorrows with its crew of degenerates, bastards, and cannibals, searching for the most terrible monster that inhabits the universe. Fear — that is its name. To kill it within themselves. There is no better fate, greater valor, and greater honor. A bravery that dims the heroes of Homer. A song about the suffering of the human soul, penetrating to the bone, sending shivers down the spine.