Nostromo (Version 2)
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146
1921
English
- Author's Note
- Part First, Chapter 1
- Part First, Chapter 2
- Part First, Chapter 3
- Part First, Chapter 4
- Part First, Chapter 5
- Part First, Chapter 6, section 1
- Part First, Chapter 6, section 2
- Part First, Chapter 7
- Part First, Chapter 8, section 1
- Part First, Chapter 8, section 2
- Part Second, Chapter 1
- Part Second, Chapter 2
- Part Second, Chapter 3
- Part Second, Chapter 4
- Part Second, Chapter 5, section 1
- Part Second, Chapter 5, section 2
- Part Second, Chapter 6
- Part Second, Chapter 7, section 1
- Part Second, Chapter 7, section 2
- Part Second, Chapter 8, section 1
- Part Second, Chapter 8, section 2
- Part Third, Chapter 1
- Part Third, Chapter 2
- Part Third, Chapter 3
- Part Third, Chapter 4
- Part Third, Chapter 5
- Part Third, Chapter 6
- Part Third, Chapter 7
- Part Third, Chapter 8
- Part Third, Chapter 9
- Part Third, Chapter 10
- Part Third, Chapter 11
- Part Third, Chapter 12
- Part Third, Chapter 13
In Nostromo, Joseph Conrad has transformed an apocryphal anecdote about a sailor who got away with stealing a boat loaded with silver into a grandly panoramic, yet deeply unsettling, narrative that sees every conceivable type of political person — from the laughably oafish and brutal to various shades of the well-meaning — caught up in an episode of revolutionary upheaval in the fictional South American country of Costaguana. Who, if anyone, will emerge from this dreadful saga with a shred of dignity left intact? - Summary by Peter Dann
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