After reading Moby-Dick, I decided that after letting Ahab’s Wife languish for years and years on my reading list, that it was finally time to read it. I’m honestly glad that I did. It’s an interesting book, with only a few silly moments. Una’s story begins when she is laboring with her first child, at her mother’s home in Kentucky. She then moves backwards in time, describing her tumultuous childhood, her adolescence at her aunt and uncle’s lighthouse, and her impetuous voyage as a cabin […]