Who wrote Moby-Dick?

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Who wrote Moby-Dick?

The key idea is identifying who wrote Moby-Dick. Herman Melville is the author, and he published this landmark novel in 1851. The story follows a whaling voyage led by Captain Ahab and is told through Ishmael, with rich symbolism and themes like obsession, humanity, and the power of the sea. The other writers listed are notable for different works: Mark Twain is best known for Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, Edgar Allan Poe for Gothic tales and poems, and Nathaniel Hawthorne for works like The Scarlet Letter. None of them wrote Moby-Dick, so Melville is the correct choice.

The key idea is identifying who wrote Moby-Dick. Herman Melville is the author, and he published this landmark novel in 1851. The story follows a whaling voyage led by Captain Ahab and is told through Ishmael, with rich symbolism and themes like obsession, humanity, and the power of the sea. The other writers listed are notable for different works: Mark Twain is best known for Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, Edgar Allan Poe for Gothic tales and poems, and Nathaniel Hawthorne for works like The Scarlet Letter. None of them wrote Moby-Dick, so Melville is the correct choice.

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