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The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket

Edgar Allan Poe

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Table of contents
  • Title Page2
  • Copyright Page3
  • Table of Contents4
  • Introductory Note - A PORTRAIT OF EDGAR ALLAN POE5
  • THE NARRATIVE OF ARTHUR GORDON PYM - Preface7
  • CHAPTER I8
  • CHAPTER II12
  • CHAPTER III17
  • CHAPTER IV20
  • CHAPTER V22
  • CHAPTER VI25
  • CHAPTER VII28
  • CHAPTER VIII31
  • CHAPTER IX34
  • CHAPTER X37
  • CHAPTER XI38
  • CHAPTER XII41
  • CHAPTER XIII44
  • CHAPTER XIV48
  • Chapter XV51
  • CHAPTER XVI53
  • CHAPTER XVII55
  • CHAPTER XVIII57
  • CHAPTER XIX59
  • CHAPTER XX61
  • CHAPTER XXI64
  • CHAPTER XXII66
  • CHAPTER XXIII69
  • CHAPTER XXIV71
  • CHAPTER XXV74
  • Note76
  • DOVER ⋅ THRIFT ⋅ EDITIONS77
Book details
  • Vendor Dover Publications
  • SKU 9780486110776
  • ISBN-13 9780486110776
  • Author Edgar Allan Poe
  • Category Fiction
  • Subject Classics

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A stowaway aboard the New England whaler Grampus, young Arthur Gordon Pym finds himself an unwilling passenger on an extraordinary voyage. Edgar Allan Poe's only novel, first published in 1838, recounts the incredible adventures and discoveries of Pym and his companions as they overcome violent mutineers, are set adrift in an open boat, encounter a corpse-ridden ghost ship, cannibals, and huge polar bears as they approach the icy barriers of the South Pole. An important influence on the works of Herman Melville, Jules Verne, and others, this engrossing tale — described by internationally acclaimed author Jorge Luis Borges as "Poe's greatest work" — will appeal to admirers of Poe and maritime enthusiasts alike.