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Lord Jim

by Joseph Conrad

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First published
1900
Pages
313
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Read by Stewart Wills · 14 h 25 min · 30 parts

  1. Chapter 1

    18:53

  2. Chapter 2

    14:14

  3. Chapter 3

    20:42

  4. Chapter 4

    12:34

  5. Chapter 5

    46:34

  6. Chapter 6

    42:16

  7. Chapter 7

    25:22

  8. Chapter 8

    25:40

  9. Chapter 9

    23:28

  10. Chapter 10

    31:32

  11. Chapter 11

    10:47

  12. Chapter 12

    20:58

  13. Chapter 13

    29:13

  14. Chapter 14

    27:37

  15. Chapters 15-17

    34:22

  16. Chapters 18-19

    34:27

  17. Chapter 20

    31:09

  18. Chapters 21-22

    30:45

  19. Chapters 23-24

    32:01

  20. Chapters 25-26

    33:16

  21. Chapters 27-28

    32:20

  22. Chapters 29-30

    25:46

  23. Chapters 31-32

    30:27

  24. Chapters 33-34

    45:38

  25. Chapters 35-36

    30:50

  26. Chapters 37-38

    38:41

  27. Chapters 39-40

    37:08

  28. Chapters 41-42

    29:17

  29. Chapters 43-44

    26:56

  30. Chapter 45

    22:24

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A young British seaman, Jim, abandons a sinking ship full of pilgrims in a moment of panic and spends the rest of his life trying to escape the shame of that failure, seeking redemption in a remote corner of the Malay Archipelago. Through the meditative narration of Marlow, Conrad probes guilt, honor, and the gap between the ideal self and the flawed reality. A profound psychological novel wrapped in an exotic tale of the sea and the East, Lord Jim examines how one act can define a life. Richly atmospheric and morally searching, it is one of Conrad's greatest works, a haunting study of courage, cowardice, and the longing to be redeemed.

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Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad (1857-1924) was a Polish-British writer regarded as one of the greatest novelists in English, though it was his third language. His works probe moral isolation, colonialism, and the darkness within.

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Book facts

First published
1900
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
313
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Stewart Wills