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Joseph Conrad: Contemporary Reviews

Joseph Conrad: Contemporary Reviews

Joseph Conrad: Contemporary Reviews

Volume: Supplementary Reviews
John G. Peters, University of North Texas
Allan H. Simmons, St Mary's University, Twickenham, London
January 2023
Supplementary Reviews
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    Joseph Conrad: Contemporary Reviews (five volumes) is an indispensable resource for Conrad specialists and students of literary Modernism generally, aiming to provide as complete a view as possible of the contemporary reception of Joseph Conrad's works in the English-speaking world. These volumes offer insights into early twentieth-century reviewing practices, the marketing of literary fiction and the wide interest in such writing, as reviews of Conrad's work regularly appeared in provincial and colonial newspapers. Contemporary Reviews Volume 5 offers previously unavailable reviews spanning Conrad's career, from Almayer's Folly (1895) to Last Essays (1926). The nearly one thousand reviews collected here chart the consolidation of Conrad's reputation as a major English author, recording his impact upon late-Victorian literature and demonstrating how he helped shape literary Modernism. Articulating areas of critical interest that continue to attract readers and commentators today, the Contemporary Reviews confirm Conrad's growing stature in the colonial literary marketplace.

    • Completes the Joseph Conrad: Contemporary Reviews series, making it a comprehensive collection of the contemporary reviews of Joseph Conrad's fiction and, as such, a truly indispensable tool for scholars
    • Supplements the generous selection of reviews emanating from Britain and the United States with reviews in the colonial press, enabling readers to appreciate Conrad as a truly international author and appreciate his place in the early twentieth century colonial market and reviewing culture
    • Gives easy access to hard-to-locate material, allowing the reader to re-evaluate contemporary reception of Conrad

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    Table of Contents

    • General Editors' Preface
    • Acknowledgements
    • Introduction
    • Chronology
    • The Reviews: Almayer's Folly (1895)
    • An Outcast of the Islands (1896)
    • The Nigger of the 'Narcissus' (1897)
    • Tales of Unrest (1898)
    • Lord Jim (1900)
    • The Inheritors (1901)
    • Youth: A Narrative and Two Other Stories (1902)
    • Typhoon and Other Stories (1903)
    • Falk, Amy Foster, To-Morrow: Three Stories (1903)
    • Romance (1903)
    • Nostromo (1904)
    • The Mirror of the Sea (1906)
    • The Secret Agent (1907)
    • A Set of Six (1908)
    • The Point of Honor (1908)
    • Under Western Eyes (1911)
    • Some Reminiscences (1912)
    • A Personal Record (1912)
    • 'Twixt Land and Sea (1912)
    • Chance (1914)
    • Within The Tides (1915)
    • Victory (1915)
    • The Shadow-Line (1917)
    • The Arrow of Gold (1919)
    • The Rescue (1920)
    • Notes on Life and Letters (1921)
    • The Rover (1923)
    • The Nature of a Crime (1924)
    • Tales of Hearsay (1925)
    • Suspense (1925)
    • Last Essays (1926)
    • Index.
      Editors
    • John G. Peters , University of North Texas

      John G. Peters is Distinguished Research Professor at the University of North Texas. He is the author of Conrad and Impressionism (2001) and The Cambridge Introduction to Joseph Conrad (2006). His editions include Conrad in the Public Eye (2008), A Historical Guide to Joseph Conrad (2010), and Under Western Eyes (2009). He is General Editor of Conradiana.

    • Allan H. Simmons , St Mary's University, Twickenham, London

      Allan H. Simmons is Professor of English Literature at St Mary's University, Twickenham. He is General Editor of the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Joseph Conrad, for which he has also edited a number of individual volumes, including An Outcast of the Islands (2016), The Nigger of the 'Narcissus' (2017) and A Set of Six (2021). A member of the executive of the Joseph Conrad Society, he is General Editor of The Conradian.