Last Essays - List of Contents

List of Contents

  • Geography and Some Explorers
  • The "Torrens": A Personal Tribute
  • Christmas Day at Sea
  • Ocean Travel
  • Outside Literature
  • Legends
  • The Unlighted Coast
  • The Dover Patrol
  • Memorandum on the Scheme for Fitting-Out a Sailing Ship
  • The Loss of the "Dalgonar"
  • Travel
  • Stephen Crane
  • His War Book: A Preface to Stephen Crane's The Red Badge of Courage
  • John Galsworthy
  • A Glance at Two Books (The Island Pharisees by John Galsworthy and Green Mansions by W. H. Hudson
  • Preface to "The Shorter Tales of Joseph Conrad"
  • Cookery: Preface to Jesse Conrad's A Handbook of Cookery for a Small House
  • The Future of Constantinople
  • The Congo Diary
Works by Joseph Conrad
Novels and
novellas
  • Almayer's Folly
  • An Outcast of the Islands
  • The Nigger of the 'Narcissus'
  • Heart of Darkness
  • The End of the Tether
  • Lord Jim
  • The Inheritors
  • Typhoon
  • Romance
  • Nostromo
  • The Secret Agent
  • Under Western Eyes
  • Freya of the Seven Isles
  • Chance
  • Victory
  • The Shadow Line
  • The Arrow of Gold
  • The Rescue
  • The Nature of a Crime
  • The Rover
  • Suspense
Short stories
  • "An Outpost of Progress"
  • "The Lagoon"
  • "Youth"
  • "Amy Foster"
  • "The Secret Sharer"
Other works
  • A Personal Record
  • Last Essays
Adaptations
  • Victory (1919)
  • Lord Jim (1925)
  • Niebezpieczny raj
  • Dangerous Paradise
  • Sabotage
  • Victory (1940)
  • An Outcast of the Islands
  • Lord Jim (1965)
  • Smuga cienia
  • The Duellists
  • Apocalypse Now
  • Victory (1995)
  • The Secret Agent
  • Nostromo
  • Gabrielle
  • Almayer's Folly
  • Hanyut

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