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An Outpost of Progress Annotated edition by Joseph Conrad Literature Fiction eBooks

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“An Outpost of Progress” is one of the best-known novellas written by Joseph Conrad (1857-1924).

First published in 1897, the tale is centered around a trade outpost in Africa and the two European men who work there and go mad in that heart of darkness.

This edition is enriched with two other Conrad’s texts “A Personal Record”, an autobiographical work written in 1912, and “Notes on My Books”, a 1920 essay on his writings.

An Outpost of Progress Annotated edition by Joseph Conrad Literature Fiction eBooks

This book gives a short but firm tale about the myth of progress. Had I read it sooner, I likely would have used it in most of my essays in school. It is an important read for all.

Product details File Size 1076 KB Print Length 31 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1490564845 Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date January 23, 2014 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00I11WFSA

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An Outpost of Progress Annotated edition by Joseph Conrad Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Conrad tells a gripping tale.
This book gives a short but firm tale about the myth of progress. Had I read it sooner, I likely would have used it in most of my essays in school. It is an important read for all.