Coppin State Univ. Professor Discovers New Work By Moby Dick Author

BALTIMORE, Md. (WJZ) —  A professor from Coppin State University believes that he has discovered a new work by famed Moby Dick author, Herman Melville.
Dr. Roger Stritmatter, a humanities professor that teaches composition, believes that the work is a communication thought to be written by Melville to his terminally ill brother, Gansevoort.
After nearly 10 years of research, Strittmatter says that all of the evidence shows “forensic, literary, biographical and linguistic”