It is just over a 100 years ago that Joseph Conrad published Victory (1915), his last significant novel. At that time, and largely due to the surprisingly good sales of his immediately previous novel, Chance (1914), his reputation took an upswing. Chance had elicited from Henry James some impenetrable pages in which he admired Conrad’s […]

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