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1.Heart of DarknessHeart of Darkness
from Prestwick House Inc.
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I was a little disappointed in the Heart of Darkness. I think mostly because I was looking for a horror story, and this story definitely was not it.
The story is supposed to be disturbing. I told Otty that I did not find the tale to be unsettling and he reminded me that I need to remember when... more info

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2.The Heart of Darkness and The Secret Sharer (Signet Classics)The Heart of Darkness and The Secret Sharer (Signet Classics)
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Joseph Conrad is an amazing writer; he uses the English language of the late 19th and early 20th centuries beautifully, he describes the colonial world at its apogee, he tells engrossing stories but even his seemingly potboiler plots (such as The Secret Sharer) raise disturbingly serious moral... more info

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3.Heart of Darkness (Norton Critical Editions)Heart of Darkness (Norton Critical Editions)
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"Heart of Darkness" - referring to the Congo in the middle of Africa, a primordial place of mists, rivers and forests; a man's heart as a place of darkness and violence, of disillusionment and emptiness? Left alone, apart from "civilization," apart from friends, family and colleagues, what do we... more info

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4.[no image]Lord Jim
from Doubleday Books

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That title is a knock-off of Ishmael's description of Captain Ahab in Melville's Moby Dick. My guess is that Joseph Conrad never read Moby Dick. His writing career unfolded during the decades before the rediscovery of Melville. I have no doubt that Conrad would have burst with appreciation if he'd... more info

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5.Heart of Darkness and The Congo Diary (Penguin Classics)Heart of Darkness and The Congo Diary (Penguin Classics)
from Penguin Classics
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Conrad's novella contains an almost endless fount of symbolic allusions. One of the most important series of allusions occurs early (in the frame narrative) and ties the symbolism of darkness, finitude, the mystery of the labyrinth and death to the images of the lunar cycle, the tide, yarn and... more info

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6.Heart of DarknessHeart of Darkness
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"Heart of Darkness" is Joseph Conrad's nightmare vision of colonialism in the Africa of the 1890's: cynical bureaucrats - callous, incompetent, greedy and stupid to a man - exploiting the locals, spreading death and devastation - in order to squeeze profits from a miserable trade in elephant tusks;... more info

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7.[no image]Nostromo: A tale of the seaboard (His complete works)
from Doubleday, Page

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This Kindle edition of Nostromo has many instances of a phrase misplaced in the text, requiring the reader to unscramble a sentence or two. While this is generally possible to figure out, it interrupts the flow of ones reading. Since there are many Kindle editions of this title, I suggest that you... more info

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8.The Secret Agent: Centennial Editon (Signet Classics)The Secret Agent: Centennial Editon (Signet Classics)
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After 100 years, Conrad's distinctive novel of espionage and counter-espionage is still the apex of the genre, the indispensable masterpiece. It's bleak, mordant, suspenseful, and funny, and it's wildly under-appreciated judging by the other reviews here on amazon.
This is so perfect a spy... more info

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9.[no image]Under Western Eyes
from Cambridge University Press

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A worthy novel with some incredible psychological insights, as well as insights into the Russian character that still hold true today. I was interested when reading this book to realize that Conrad sometimes did authorial "impressions" the way Darrell Hammond does comedic impressions on SNL. Hammond... more info

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10.Heart of Darkness and the Secret Sharer (Enriched Classics (Pocket))Heart of Darkness and the Secret Sharer (Enriched Classics (Pocket))
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I read this book for a graduate Humanities course. Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, written in 1899 is a seminal work about the ills of colonialism, as well as a postmodern look at the subject of mankind. Conrad's book had a crucial influence on five important works of the twentieth century: J. G.... more info

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