Joseph Conrad (International) assertion Joseph Conrad i(A9967 works by) (birth name: Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski)
Born: Established: 3 Dec 1857
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Ukraine,
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Former Soviet Union,
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Eastern Europe, Europe, ; Died: Ceased: 3 Aug 1924 Kent,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe,
Gender: Male
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1 Portrait of Mr B— : An Encounter in Sydney Harbour Joseph Conrad , 1962 single work extract
— Appears in: Pacific Picture : Stories of Pacific Peoples 1962; (p. 9-16)
1 y separately published work icon The Shadow-Line : A Confession Joseph Conrad , London : J. M. Dent , 1917 Z1771691 1917 single work novel
1 1 The Planter of Malata Joseph Conrad , 1915 single work short story
— Appears in: Within the Tides : Tales 1915; (p. 1-115)
1 y separately published work icon Within the Tides : Tales Joseph Conrad , London : J. M. Dent , 1915 Z1877323 1915 selected work short story
1 y separately published work icon The Secret Agent (International) assertion Joseph Conrad , United Kingdom (UK) : Methuen , 1907 15410081 1907 single work novel
1 1 y separately published work icon The Mirror of the Sea : Memories and Impressions Joseph Conrad , London : J. M. Dent , 1906 Z1771670 1906 single work autobiography

'First published in 1906, The Mirror of the Sea was the first of Joseph Conrad's two autobiographical memoirs. Discussing it, he called the book "a very intimate revelation. . . . I have attempted here to lay bare with the unreserve of a last hour's confession the terms of my relation with the sea, which beginning mysteriously, like any great passion the inscrutable Gods send to mortals, went on unreasoning and invincible, surviving the test of disillusion, defying the disenchantment that lurks in every day of a strenuous life; went on full of love's delight and love's anguish, facing them in open-eyed exultation without bitterness and without repining, from the first hour to the last."' (Publication summary)
1 Ships Rot, Men Go to the Devil Joseph Conrad , 1905 1905 single work short story adventure
— Appears in: Confessions and Memoirs : National Anthology of New Australian Writing 2006; (p. 110-115)
1 Untitled Joseph Conrad , 1900 single work correspondence
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 10 March vol. 21 no. 1047 1900; (p. 2) Short quote from a letter written by Conrad to Charles Junor.
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