What if we could look at the famous story described in Herman Melville's book Moby Dick not through the eyes of a sailor, but through the eyes of the whale itself? Thanks to Luis Sepulveda, this is now possible. Like Melville, he himself was involved in whaling in his youth. Like Melville, Sepulveda refers to real events described in periodicals of the time: an albino whale made more than a hundred attacks on whaling ships in the first third of the 19th century.