Tales Of Unrest

Book Code: 1111026680623

Joseph Conrad

ABOUT THE BOOK

"Tales of Unrest" is a compilation of five short stories authored by Joseph Conrad, a celebrated writer of Polish-British descent. Originally published in 1898, the book includes four stories that were previously serialized in literary magazines. Conrad's literary prowess shines in these narratives, which delve into themes of murder, chaos, and human behavior. While the collection exhibits traces of Conrad's early writing style, it also demonstrates his adept storytelling and rich historical perspective. "The Lagoon," the earliest-written story, signifies the conclusion of Conrad's initial phase centered on Malayan themes, echoing elements from his earlier literary works. This compilation highlights the development of his writing style and narrative expertise.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Joseph Conrad (1857 – 1924) was a Polish-British novelist and short story writer. Although English wasn't his first language, he is celebrated as one of the greatest writers in the English language. In his twenties, he mastered English and became renowned for his exceptional prose style. Conrad's works, often set in nautical environments, explore the profound crises of human existence within what he perceived as an apathetic, enigmatic, and amoral world, infusing English literature with a unique perspective from beyond its traditional boundaries.