Society Pamplets and Postcards

The following pamphlets are available from The Society at £5 each including postage:

• Conrad and Cunninghame Graham by Cedric Watts
• Conrad's Houses by Borys Conrad
• The Last Days of Joseph Conrad by Richard Curle
• The Several Endings of 'Lord Jim by Ernest W. Sullivan II

Handsome postcards (burgundy sample to the left), produced in late 2005 and featuring two recent covers of The Conradian, with Conrad's photograph on arriving in New York City in 1923, are available at the cost of three for £1 and ten for £3 plus postage (postage for three postcards: add £1.50). Discounts can be negotiated on bulk orders of 25 or more.

A Publications Order Form is available here as a pdf.file and in MS Word format for downloading and printing.

Please send it with the appropriate amount to:

The Honorary Secretary
The Joseph Conrad Society (UK)
c/o The Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK)
238-246 King Street
London W6 ORF United Kingdom

The Conradian

• For information on ordering The Society's journal, see The Conradian.
• Selected back issues of the journal, beginning with Volume 6 (1981), may be ordered by using either of the two forms provided here for downloading and printing: MS Word Back Issues or PDF Back Issues. The forms provide details about payment and ordering.

"Conrad Studies" Series

In cooperation with The Society, Rodopi of Amsterdam has agreed to launch a new series of Conrad monographs entitled "Conrad Studies," with General Editors Allan H. Simmons and J. H. Stape and with Owen Knowles and Laurence Davies as Consulting Editors.

The series intends to make available rare or out-of-print items of Conradiana and will initially launch two titles per year.

The first title in the series, Joseph Conrad: Memories and Impressions: An Annotated Bibliography, edited by Martin Ray, was published in November 2007. The following title appears in spring 2008: Conrad in the Public Eye: Biography / Criticism / Publicity, edited by John G. Peters

Critical monographs or collections of articles on Conrad are not of interest at this time, nor will they be for the forseeable future: the series' emphasis falls on collections of documentary and other historical materials as well as criticism that has achieved classic status. The editors welcome proposals for volumes in the series.

Monographs currently in progress include:

• "Dear Friend": Further Correspondence to and about Joseph Conrad, edited by Owen Knowles
• Victory: The Play and Reviews, edited by Richard J. Hand
• Lord Jim: A Transcription of the Manuscript, edited by J. H. Stape and Ernest W. Sullivan II
• Conrad’s Polish Literary Background and Other Essays by Andrzej Busza
• Heart of Darkness by Cedric Watts (reprint of Mursia volume)
• Conrad’s “The Duel”: Sources / Text / Studies, edited by J. H. Stape and John G. Peters
• Jessie Conrad: Correspondence and Documents, edited by Keith Carabine and Allan H. Simmons
• The Rescuer: A Transcription of the Manuscript, edited by Gene M. Moore
• Conrad: The Contemporary Reviews. (4 vols.) General Editors: Allan H. Simmons and J. H. Stape. Vol. 1 Almayer's Folly to Romance, edited by Allan H. Simmons; Vol. 2 Typhoon to Under Western Eyes, edited by John G. Peters; Vol. 3 Chance to The Shadow-Line, edited by Richard Niland; Vol. 4 The Rescue to Suspense, edited by Mary Burgoyne and Katherine Baxter