Two Guys Read Moby Dick by Steve Chandler and Terrence N. Hill

This first book in the TWO GUYS Series by Chandler and Hill will have you laughing from start to finish, and pondering life’s many mysteries, of course! In 1960, two high school friends were assigned to read, as part of their English class, the Herman Melville novel Moby-Dick. Neither one of them read it.  Four decades later, plagued by feelings of guilt at never having read "The Great American Novel," the two friends grab for belated gusto.  They vow to go in search again of the big fish and this time actually read Moby-Dick rather than just passing the test on it. Over the six months of their reading odyssey, the authors wrote a series of letters and e-mails chronicling their experience and encouraging each other's progress.  This body of correspondence is now a book.  Actually, the reading of Moby-Dick is just a platform. And while it is the primary substance of the book, the writers do not worry themselves much about staying within subject matter boundaries.  The letters also touch