Elizabeth Schultz

Schultz is a dedicated advocate for the arts and the environment. She is retired from the University of Kansas English Department, and continues to write about the people and the places she loves. She has published two scholarly books on Melville: Unpainted to the Last: Moby-Dick and Twentieth-Century American Art (1995)—which inspired a recent exhibit titled “Imagining Moby” at the New Bedford Whaling Museum—and, as co-editor, Melville and Women (2006). Schultz has also published four books of poetry, a memoir, a collection of short stories, and a collection of essays.

Voyagers

Eighty-five individuals from a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds sailed aboard the ship and participated in an unprecedented public-history project, using their own perspectives and talents to document their experiences. Meet the Voyagers »