Did Herman Melville ghostwrite (or ghost-edit?) Philip St George Cooke's Scenes and Adventures in the Army?
Amigo mio! by Scott Norsworthy
Didn't you desert me on the eve of a snowstorm?
Grassy glades, oh! by Scott Norsworthy
a shared trigram in MOBY-DICK and "Scenes Beyond the Western Border"
After supper by Scott Norsworthy
DRAGOONED: Writing, talking, and rewriting like Herman Melville in "Scenes Beyond the Western Border" (1851-1853). Number 7.
Literature on the Little Arkansas by Scott Norsworthy
DRAGOONED: Writing, talking, and rewriting like Herman Melville in "Scenes Beyond the Western Border" (1851-1853). Number 6.
Home-feelings, philosophy, and the magic of feminine logic on and off the prairie by Scott Norsworthy
DRAGOONED: Writing, talking, and rewriting like Herman Melville in "Scenes Beyond the Western Border" (1851-1853) Number 5.
Wolf howling, music and romance by Scott Norsworthy
DRAGOONED: Writing, talking, and rewriting like Herman Melville in "Scenes Beyond the Western Border" (1851-1853). No. 4.
Now on Substack, just in time for Halloween! 👻✍
Tokens of ghostwriting by Scott Norsworthy
Writing, talking, and rewriting like Herman Melville in "Scenes Beyond the Western Border" (1851-1853). Chapter 2.
