Joseph Conrad

Michael Hulse

A Tale (Konemann Classics)

Lord Jim

Анастасия Розова

*Read for class.

1.5/5

I didn't like it. First of all, the story was boring on its own. Secondly, narration of the audiobook was old and horrible. I had nothing in this story I enjoyed, yet it wasn't horrible itself, so I'm giving it 1.5 stars and moving on.

Jeni Enjaian

Yet again, I encounter a book labeled as a classic that I have no idea how it managed to gain that label. The narrative is incredibly hard, almost impossible to follow. It weaves in and out of coherency leaving definition far in the rear view mirror. I was also unsure of who the narrator actually was. I thought it was Jim but it obviously was not. That may have been my fault for not reading the book a little slower. I will admit that I started to skim a bit more towards the end because I had had enough of it.
I do not recommend this book.

Will Vunderink

Michael Cowell

Andrew John Kinney

Yuvraj Jha

Eloise

Ambreen Hasan

A Tale (Penguin Classics)

David

First published in 1900, Lord Jim established Conrad as one of the great storytellers of the twentieth century. Set in the Malay Archipelago, the novel not only provides a gripping account of maritime adventure and romance, but also an exotic tale of the East. Its themes also challenge the conventions of nineteenth-century adventure fiction, confirming Conrad's place in literature as one of the first 'modernists' of English letters.

A Tale

Caleb Yarian

Joshua Line

Amro Gebreel

Lord Jim A Tale (Konemann Classics)

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